Series:	Slot Mount
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Fingerstock
Shape:	--
Width:	0.600" (15.24mm)
Length:	1.378" (35.00mm)
Height:	0.220" (5.59mm)
Material:	Beryllium Copper
Plating:	--
Plating - Thickness:	--
Attachment Method:	Slot
Operating Temperature:	121°C

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RFI and EMI - Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets

Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) are types of interference caused by the operation of electronic equipment. In most cases, they occur when signals from one type of device interfere with signals from another. RFI and EMI can be a problem in a variety of applications, including automotive and industrial, as well as consumer electronics. The use of contacts, fingerstock and gaskets, which each play a role in protecting electronic components from RFI and EMI, have become increasingly important in recent years as the demand for smaller, faster, and more efficient electronic products continues to rise.Contacts are one of the most effective methods of managing RFI and EMI. They are used to connect electronic components to a power supply, which reduces the amount of interference experienced by the components from other electronic devices. Contacts are typically made of metal, and the most common types are spring contacts, brass contacts, and nickel-plated contacts. Spring contacts, which feature a spring that provides a certain degree of flexibility, are widely used for high frequency applications such as televisions and cell phones, as they are able to adapt to changes in electronic signal strength. Brass contacts are used for low-frequency applications, such as automotive and industrial instruments, as they have good conductivity and low resistance. Nickel-plated contacts are suitable for higher-frequency applications, such as computer memory and circuit boards, as they are more resistant to corrosion.Fingerstock is another type of contact used to reduce RFI and EMI. Fingerstock is a class of metal components that are shaped in a particular way to facilitate contact between different electronic components. The most common type of fingerstock is brass, though stainless steel and nickel-plated copper are also used. Fingerstock is often used in automotive and industrial applications, as it can provide a secure contact even in cramped spaces.Finally, gaskets can also be used to reduce the amount of interference experienced by electronic components. Gaskets are hardwearing, non-conductive materials that can be used to protect components from RFI and EMI. The most common materials used for gaskets include plastic, neoprene, and silicone. These materials provide a good seal between components, preventing electromagnetic signals from traveling between them.In conclusion, the use of contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets can be an effective way of reducing RFI and EMI. Electronic components are often susceptible to interference, making the use of these tools essential in order to ensure the reliability and performance of electric products.

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