Anechoic chambers are used for testing antennas, radar systems, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Choosing the right absorber is critical to achieving accurate and reliable test results.
2. Consider Chamber Design and Constraints
Taller RF absorbers provide better absorption but take up more room.
3. Fire Safety & Environmental Resistance
•Flame retardancy: Look for materials compliant with NRL report 8093 I, II, and III, or equivalent.
•Humidity and temperature resistance
•Aging-resistant
4. Budget & Supplier Support
While cost is a major consideration, don’t overlook:
•Installation and delivery support
•Warranty and material longevity
•Technical consultation