 | Eccosorb HRControlled gradient open cell series free space absorber foam Gradient loading ensure good performance from few Ghz up to above 100Ghz Various standard thicknesses are available in regards of the performance expected and the frequency band targeted. Eccosorb HR is used in various applications such as lining of antenna shrouds for low side-lobe reflector antennas, decoupling of adjacent antennas and array elements, camouflaging and interference suppression applications as well as masking of reflecting structures Show More |
 | Eccosorb CVConvoluted absorber foam It is a moderately flexible urethane foam material having a front surface cut to a convoluted (egg-carton) shape. Because of the rounded convolutions and lack of sharp corners and points, Eccosorb CV is the preferred absorber for mm wave frequencies and for very wide incidence angles. There is no degradation in performance at incidence angles out to 60° off-normal. Show More |
 | Eccosorb ANWHarsh environment free space absorber foam Eccosorb ANW is the AN version recommended in situations where the absorber will come in contact with water, fuel, hydraulic fluids, or will be used outdoors. Show More |
 | Eccosorb LSInsertion loss flexible foam series These foams achieve lossy behavior are available in a wide range of dielectric properties characterized by insertion loss along with different thicknesses for performance tuning. ECCOSORB LS is not weatherproof, but can be supplied with a special coating for outdoor use or where the absorber may come in contact with fuel, lubricants, or hydraulic fluids. ECCOSORB LS can be easily cut with a knife and held in place with a Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA). ECCOSORB LS is used to absorb electromagnetic energy in a variety of applications. It can be used to line the interior of a cavity to lower its Q in RF amplifiers, oscillators, cabinets containing microwave devices, computer housings, or LNBs. It can also be used for the isolation of antennas by insertion loss. Show More |
 | Eccosorb OCFLightweight convoluted foam absorber It has a convoluted shape similar to the Eccosorb CV material, but is made from a much more open cell foam material. This open structure allows the piece to be used at high humidity although long term exposure to water and UV should be avoided. For indoor higher power requirements, cooling air can be circulated through the foam structure, either by natural convection or by fan, to keep the temperature of the piece down. Because of the rounded convolutions and lack of sharp corners and tips, Eccosorb OCF is the preferred absorber for mm wave frequencies and for grazing incidence angles out to 60° off-normal. It s available in 2 thicknesses 7.5 cm ad 10 cm. Show More |
 | Eccosorb ANMulti layer gradient free space absorber sheet series Products are made from polyurethane foam that is treated with special filler and assembled in a laminate construction to generate a controlled conductivity gradient. Each product in the series has its own low end cut-off frequency that forms the basis of selection based on operating frequency. Reflectivity reduction is at least 17 dB down for normal incident energy with the correct choice of ECCOSORB AN absorber. Examples for use are radar antenna nacelles, anechoic enclosures, antenna or target test mounts in radar ranges, and inside or outside horn antennas. ECCOSORB® AN is equally effective against linear, elliptical, or circular polarization, and relatively insensitive to incidence angles out to 70 degrees. Show More |
 | Eccosorb QR-13AFUL rated insertion loss foam Similar in design yet stiffer in nature due to the flame-retardants used, ECCOSORB® QR-13AF will generally not dust or flake off. ECCOSORB® QR-13AF is designed for the suppression of cavity resonances in shielded high-frequency modules and the absorption of parasitic radiation emanating from high speed electronic circuits. It can be used to line the interior of a cavity to lower its Q in RF amplifiers, cabinets containing microwave devices or computer housings requiring a high UL rated absorber. It can also be used for the isolation of antennas by insertion loss. Show More |
