Pyramidal, wedge, convoluted, flat-sheet, and ferrite — five absorber families covering 30 MHz to 40 GHz, matched to your chamber, your test, and your performance budget.
Highest performance for 1 GHz+. Standard chamber lining for SAC/FAR construction.
Tapered geometry for grazing-angle applications. Commonly used on chamber sidewalls.
Flexible foam, lower depth, fast install. Pre-compliance and lab benches.
Thin profile, surface-mount. Antenna isolation, cable wrap, equipment cabinets.
30 MHz – 1 GHz performance in low-depth installs. Hybrid lining with pyramidal.
Below 1 GHz needs ferrite (or hybrid). Above 1 GHz, pyramidal/wedge dominates.
Less than 100 mm → flat sheet, convoluted, or ferrite. More → pyramidal..
Pre-compliance → -20 to -30 dB. Full anechoic → -40 to -50 dB
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