0077001201 RF/IF and RFID

Series:	No Snag
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Fingerstock
Shape:	--
Width:	0.320" (8.13mm)
Length:	24.000" (609.60mm)
Height:	0.110" (2.79mm)
Material:	Beryllium Copper
Attachment Method:	Adhesive
Operating Temperature:	121°C

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RF and EMI: Contacts, Fingerstock and GasketsRF and EMI (radio-frequency and electromagnetic interference) constitute a set of physical, electrical, mechanical and electromagnetic phenomena that occurs when an electrical or electronic device transfers energy, free space or another medium. RF and EMI can interfere with the network devices, causing a system to malfunction and even cause human health problems. To minimize the effects of RF and EMI, it is important to design, install, and maintain a physical barrier between transmitter and receiver. This barrier can be provided through various components, such as contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets. These components are used for the control of radio emissions from electrical and electronic equipment, and have a wide range of applications. In a typical system, contacts are used to separate electrical circuits while transferring or disconnecting signals from other equipment. Contacts are available in two basic forms: non-contact and solid contact. Non-contact contacts are used in applications where contacts are not present; they may be used as a permanent or temporary barrier between the two circuits. Solid contacts are typically used to connect circuits through the application of constant pressure. Fingerstock is a contact material made from brass, copper, stainless steel, aluminum, or other metals. It is used as a conductor to create a contact pattern, allowing for the efficient transmission of electricity or signals between two circuits. Fingerstock is usually formed into a strip or rod and can be bent into any shape that is required. It is commonly used in signal transmission and electrical systems. Gaskets are used for a variety of applications, including maintaining electrical isolation and preventing RF and EMI. Gaskets are primarily used to provide a shield between two components. The gasket is also used to provide an electrical or thermal insulation to prevent energy escape. Gaskets are often made of metallic, semi-metallic or non-metallic materials and are usually available in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets are all essential components in maintaining RF and EMI control. These components are used to prevent interference and to protect equipment from damage. Additionally, they are used to control electrical signals and are important in the manufacture of high-quality electronic and electrical systems.

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