ISO 5154:2023

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 28 July 2023

Decorative metallic coatings for radio wave transmissive application products — Designation and characterization method

ISO 5154:2023 Files

English 20 Pages
Current Edition
OMR 64.7

ISO 5154:2023 Scope

This document specifies the designation and the characterization methods of the decorative metallic coatings of the products for radio wave transmissive application. The designation consists of the transmission loss of the radio wave, the frequency band of the radio wave under consideration, the lightness and hue of the parts, as well as the main material and manufacturing process of metallic coatings. The characterization methods consist of the determination of the transmission loss of radio wave with specific frequency band and the evaluation of lightness and hue which represent the colour and appearance.

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