Research Facilities

Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Graduate Engineering Center

The 90,000-square-foot graduate building houses the automotive engineering graduate program and is the center for systems integration research activities as well as faculty, student, staff offices and conference facilities. The industry-focused and interdisciplinary program utilizes facilities that include full vehicle and engine/powertrain testing. In addition, visiting industry partner offices and visiting faculty offices provide comfortable space for our partners. 

ETS Lindgren Electromagnetic Compatibility Chamber

An ETS Lindgren FACT-3-2.0 PREMIUM high-performance, RF-shielded, 3 m semi-anechoic chamber for EMC testing supports FCC and CISPR radiated emissions tests as well as electromagnetic immunity testing up to 100V/m.

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Clemson University Vehicular Electronics Laboratory

Located in the Carroll A. Campbell Jr. Graduate Engineering Center on the campus of the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research. The new lab features a 28' x 20' x 18' RF semi-anechoic chamber for making electromagnetic emission and susceptibility measurements. The center also has a full-vehicle 4WD chassis dynamometer, 500 HP engine dynamometer, a full-vehicle dual-arm CMM, and a 7-post road simulator in an environmental chamber.