0097054115

Series:	Foldover
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Fingerstock
Shape:	--
Width:	0.380" (9.65mm)
Length:	16.000" (406.40mm)
Height:	0.120" (3.05mm)
Material:	Beryllium Copper
Plating:	Zinc + Clear Chromate
Plating - Thickness:	299.21µin (7.60µm)
Attachment Method:	Adhesive
Operating Temperature:	121°C

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RFI and EMI - Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio-frequency interference (RFI) can be hazardous and disruptive forces that must be addressed in order for an electrical system to be reliable and secure. As a result, manufacturers have developed various shielding techniques for contacts, fingerstocks and gaskets to mitigate EMI and RFI. This article will provide an overview of the types of shielding available for 0097054115 applications, the features of the shielding, and how it works.

Types of Shielding

The most common type of shielding for 0097054115 contacts, fingerstocks and gaskets are metalized films. These films use a heat-reactive process to deposit a metallic coating on the surface of the material. This metallic coating acts as a shield and helps to limit the radiation and emission of the electrical current. In addition to the metalized films, various shapes of shields can also be used to provide a barrier between the contacts and the surrounding environment. These shapes can be customized to fit the specific requirements of the application, and the particular shielding requirements of EMI and RFI.

Features of Shielding

The features of a shielding system vary depending on the type of contacts, fingerstocks and gaskets being used. Metalized films provide the highest degree of protection by covering the entire contact area and blocking out the radiation. Furthermore, the metallic film can also improve the overall electrical performance and signal strength, as it shields the contacts from interference. For applications requiring more complex shielding, custom-designed shields can be used to create the desired shielding effect. These custom shields can block out radiation from a specific region or range of frequencies, and can also be tailored to fit the size and shape of the contact, fingerstocks or gaskets.

Working Principle

The working principle behind shielding is relatively simple. In its simplest form, a shield acts as a barrier, preventing radiation from entering or exiting a contact. For EMI and RFI, the primary purpose of the shield is to contain the electrical current within the contact and block any outside interference. The metalized film or shield works by attenuating the radiation and blocking out the energy emitted by the contact. As the radiation reaches the outside world, it is dispersed and weakened, reducing the level of interference.

Conclusion

Shielding is an essential component of ensuring the reliability and security of electrical systems. By providing an effective barrier between the contact and the environment, shielding helps to reduce the risk of interference from EMI and RFI. Metalized films and custom-designed shields are important components of this protection, and can be used to provide the desired shielding effect. By understanding the types of shielding available for 0097054115 applications, the features of the shielding, and how it works, manufacturers can take proper measures to ensure the quality and efficiency of their systems.

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