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Microwave absorber GT501

Microwave absorber GT501

Product catalog summary
Introduction
GT 501 is a microwave absorber product developed by Getelec, composed of small carbonyl iron spheres dispersed in a resin. It is designed for applications requiring microwave absorption.

Manufacturing Process
- The product is processed under vacuum to minimize porosity.
- Consistency is maintained through strict monitoring of the resin formulation.
- A complex mixing system ensures the homogeneity of the mixture.

Properties
- Working Temperature: Maximum of 200°C
- Humidity Absorption: 0.20%
- Hardness: Shore A 90
- Density: 3.60 g/cm³

Magnetic Permeability (H . m-1)
- 2 GHz: 1.85
- 6 GHz: 1.55
- 10 GHz: 1.35
- 12 GHz: 1.30

Dielectric Constant (pF. m-1)
- 2 GHz: 9.50
- 6 GHz: 9.20
- 10 GHz: 9.00
- 12 GHz: 8.90

Attenuation and Shielding
The document includes a graph showing attenuation in dB/cm across different GHz frequencies, indicating the product's effectiveness in shielding.

Available Formats
- Molded
- Cut
- Vulcanization-bonding
- Sheet
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Catalog excerpts

Microwave absorber GT501-1

EPOXY MICROWAVE ABSORBERS - GT 501 GT 501 is a microwave absorbents product developed by our laboratories. It is made of small diameter (5µ approx.) carbonyl iron spheres, dispersed in an appropriate resin. Flowing and moulding are carried out under vacuum to reduce any porosity Reproductibility is ensured through rigorous monitoring of constituents, particularly those of the resin formulation. The mixture’s homogeneity is ensured by a complex mixing system perfected by Getelec Attenuation dB/cm Working temperature Hymidity absorption % 375 avenue Morane Saulnier 78530 - Buc, France Tel : +331 39 20 42 42 | [email protected] Molded Cut Vulcanization-bonding Sheet

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