Jeff You didn't describe your lab, but if you have flourescent lighting in your lab (I assume this is a shielded enclosure?) all the foam and tiles in the world won't help. Use incandescent lighting instead.
As for foam absorber suppliers, here are a few: Emerson & Cuming 617-828-3300 Cuming Corporation 508-580-2660 Rantec 512-835-4684 Good Luck, Dave > ---------- > From: Bailey, Jeff[SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, March 16, 1998 7:06 AM > To: '[email protected]' > Subject: Looking For Anechoic Foam > > > Hello group, > > I am in the process of setting up a lab for doing pre-compliance > EMI/RFI scans on our products, I am having a problem with ambient > noise below 250MHz, the noise is thick and is greater than my limit > lines. > > I am trying to come up with a solution more cost effective than > ferrite tiles. I am thinking about anechoic foam. > > If anyone can provide me with leads to suppliers of new or used foam > or for that matter any other suggestions it would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thank You, > > Jeff Bailey > Regulatory Compliance > SST > [email protected] >
