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RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) are two important technological factors that are used to protect and facilitate the transfer of data from one device to another. Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets are used in combination to protect the components used in RFI and EMI applications.

Contacts are metal devices which electrically and mechanically connect two or more electrical components to form a circuit. Usually, contacts are made of a conductive material such as copper or brass, and they come in a variety of shapes and sizes. In RFID and EMI applications, contacts are used to transfer the signal between devices in the form of an electromagnetic wave. Contacts are usually attached to fingerstock, which are thin strips of conductor that keep the contact firmly in place. Fingerstock is designed to minimize the signal loss that might otherwise occur in an RFID or EMI application.

In addition to contacts and fingerstock, EMI and RFID applications also require the use of gaskets. Gaskets are flexible pieces of material that cushion and protect the components of an RFID or EMI application from environmental influences such as vibration, dust, and moisture. Gaskets are typically made of silicone, rubber, or foam and have holes or patterns cut into them that can interact with the other components in the application. The gasket is also designed to reduce the signal loss that might occur in an RFID or EMI application.

In summary, Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets are all essential components of an RFID and EMI application. Contacts transfer data signals between components, while fingerstock and gaskets help to secure the contacts in place and protect the components from external factors. Consequently, RFID and EMI applications must utilize these components to ensure that data is accurately transferred and the components are protected from outside influences.

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