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Tdk Corporation

Kabushiki Kaish Tokiwa Denki

Kozo Hayashi

Kyoichi Fujimoto

Hiroshi Kurihara

Motonari Yanagawa

Taku Murase

Toshifumi Saitoh

Naoyoshi Sato

Koji Tsuchiya

Akio Ito

Kenzo Hayashi

Hideki Kishino

An electromagnetic wave absorber comprises an electromagnetic wave absorber molded element, plate-shaped sintered ferrite, and a metal plate. The molded element incorporates a tile-shaped base portion and a wedge-shaped apex portion disposed on the base portion. The molded element is formed by injecting slurry into a mold, the slurry being obtained through mixing a molding material for the wave absorber with water, and curing the slurry. The molding material includes a magnetic material, an inorganic fiber and an inorganic binder. When these ingredients are mixed with water, the molding material first exhibits fluidity and then a curing reaction in a temperature range of 1 to 40&#xb0; C.

Electromagnetic wave absorber molding material, electromagnetic wave absorber molded element and method of manufacturing same, and electromagnetic wave absorber

A radio wave absorber-assembling member comprises an incombustible base material enabled to assemble a desired-shape structure, and radio wave-absorbent incombustible materials fixed to predetermined regions of the base material. The base material is folded at regions to which no incombustible material is fixed. Then, end portions of the base material are bonded to each other so that a radio wave absorber is obtained.

Member for assembling radio wave absorber and method of producing radio wave absorber

The radio wave absorbent-assembling member comprises a radio wave absorptive thin material capable of assembling a structure in a desired form, wherein the thin material contains a conductive material therein and/or has on the surface thereof a conductive layer containing a conductive material, and a radio wave absorbent having a stereo-structure can be obtained by folding the above radio wave absorbent-assembling member and joining together the end portions of the thin material.

Radio wave absorbent assembling member radio wave absorbent and method for producing the same

There is disclosed a radio wave transmitting material, in which to opposite surfaces of a honeycomb structure obtained by laminating incombustible sheets prepared from a slurry containing a main component of an inorganic hydrate compound into a honeycomb shape using an inorganic adhesive, incombustible boards prepared from the slurry containing the main component of the inorganic hydrate compound are integrally bonded using an adhesive, whereby a radio wave transmitting material lightweight and superior in incombustibility and radio wave transmittance is realized.

Radio wave transmitting material

An electrically conductive member constituted by at least one member of the group consisting of carbon black, graphite and carbon fiber, a powdered or granulated material of an inorganic hollow body and inorganic reinforcing fiber are bonded to one another by an inorganic adhesive agent to thereby form an electric wave absorber. The electric wave absorber exhibits excellent electric wave absorbing power because of both the electrically conductive member and the powdered or granulated material of the inorganic hollow body which are contained in the electric wave absorber. The electric wave absorber has excellent mechanical strength because of the inorganic reinforcing fiber which is contained in the electric wave absorber. The electric wave absorber exhibits excellent nonflammable characteristic because of both the powdered or granulated material of the inorganic hollow body and the inorganic reinforcing fiber which are contained in the electric wave absorber. Preferably, the electric wave absorber is provided with a nonflammable layer which is integrally bonded to at least one portion thereof and which is constituted by at least one member of the group consisting of a nonflammable sheet made from a slurry containing sepiolite as a main component, and an inorganic coating agent layer.

Electric wave absorber

An incombustible honeycomb radio absorptive material is disclosed, forming a honeycomb structure that is an aggregate of many cells, wherein (i) the honeycomb structure contains a hydrated inorganic compound and an electrically conductive material, or (ii) the honeycomb structure contains a hydrated inorganic compound and has an electrically conductive layer made of an electrically conductive material being formed on the surface of the structure. A radio absorber is also disclosed, wherein a large number of the incombustible honeycomb radio absorptive materials are disposed on a shield panel or a ferrite tile covering he shield panel is provided. The incombustible honeycomb radio absorptive material and the radio absorber using it according to the invention are suitably used for an anechoic chamber and are excellent in the fire resistance and the radio absorption effect.

Incombustible honeycomb radio absorptive material and radio absorber using the same

A noncombsutible material is produced by making paper from a slurry essentially consisting of a sepiolite as a main material, an inorganic fiber or a glass fiber as a reinforcer, a first binder composed of PAA (polyacrylamide) as a thermoplastic resin, and a second binder composed of EPA (polyamide-polyamine-epichlorohydrine) as a thermosetting resin. The noncombustible material is given incombustibility and water resistance by the main material of the sepiolite, so that its productivity is improved thereby enabling a paper making of low costs.

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Kakamigahara, Japan

Kozo Hayashi