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2023/1/30

DNP Develops Thin and Light-Weight Sheet that Selectively Absorbs Radio Waves in 5G Band

Tokyo, June 28, Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. (DNP) has developed a thin and light-weight Radio Wave Absorption Sheet capable of the selective absorption of radio waves from specific frequencies in the fifth generation, or 5G, mobile communication system millimeter wave, or 28GHz, and sub-6, or 3.7GHz and 4.5GHz, at the same time as preventing wave leakage and interference. 

The new product applies DNP proprietary Electron Beam (EB) coating technology, producing the high weather resistance needed for outdoor use. It is also possible to create designs that are compatible with environmental and scenery considerations. 

By applying and developing the microfabrication technology that DNP has cultivated over many years, it is now possible to provide total support from the design to the processing of the Radio Wave Absorption Sheet. The main features of the new product are as follows:  

Radio Wave Absorption Sheet with wood grain builders fitting sheet.
1. Selective Absorption of 5G Frequency Bands

The new product is capable of absorbing decibels levels of -15dB or less for radio waves of a specific frequency in the millimeter wave and sub-6 band that form the 5G band. We can develop and provide products that adjust the frequency band of the radio waves to be absorbed in line with requests from, and applications at, client companies, local governments and other users.

2. Thin and Light-Weight 

Compared to conventional sheeting, the new product is extremely thin and lightweight. The millimeter wave band compatible sheet is 0.3 mm thick and weighs 0.5 kg per square meter, while the sub-6 band compatible sheet is 1.6 mm thick and weighs 3 kg per square meter. Due to the thin and light-weight, it can be easily constructed or installed in various places.

3. Harmonizing with the Environment

By using the Radio Wave Absorption Sheet with a variety of DNP designed sheet, such as wood grain, the new product can be installed without impairing the existing spatial design.


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