0097054408

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Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) are both common sources of interference in electronic circuits. RFI is caused when radio frequencies enter the circuit and cause an unintentional signal in the circuit, while EMI is caused when an electrical circuit picks up signals from its environment and bleeds them into the circuit, thus interfering with the operation of the circuit. Contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets are three common methods of reducing RFI and EMI in circuits.

Contacts

Contacts are metal plates or connectors that are used to physically connect parts of an electrical circuit together. When two contacts are brought together, they create a better electrical connection than is possible with just a wire or connector. This improved connection reduces the amount of RFI and EMI that is able to enter the circuit. Contacts are also designed to be low impedance, meaning they reduce reflections and signal distortion that can occur when a signal passes through an irregular circuit. Contacts come in various shapes and sizes, and are commonly used in electronic contacts, switches, relays, and connectors.

Fingerstock

Fingerstock is a thin, metallic strip that is typically made from copper, brass, or steel. It is used to provide physical support to electrical components and to provide a physical connection between parts of an electrical circuit. Fingerstock can be used in connection with contacts to further reduce RFI and EMI. It is most commonly used as an alternative to soldering and is often used in place of wires when the application requires a stronger connection. Fingerstock comes in various widths, thicknesses, and lengths, and is commonly used in applications such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), automotive electronics, and industrial electronics.

Gaskets

Gaskets are flexible, die-cut, and metal-lined components designed to fit between two surfaces that need to be shielded from each other. Gaskets are typically made from elastomeric or thermoplastic materials such as neoprene and silicone and are designed to reduce the amount of RFI and EMI that can permeate through the two surfaces. Gaskets are particularly useful in applications where the two surfaces need to withstand extreme temperatures or pressures. They are commonly used in applications such as wireless communications, aerospace electronics, and automotive electronics.

The 0097054408 contact material is an ideal solution for applications that require a high level of RF/EMI shielding. It offers superior signal transmission, low resistance, strong insulation, and a high level of shielding. It is made of a patented alloy material that eliminates the need for fingerstock or gaskets and is lightweight and easy to install. The 0097054408 contact material is designed for use in a wide range of applications, such as computer, cell phone, automotive, military, and industrial applications, and is UL recognized for safety.

In conclusion, contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets are all common solutions for reducing RFI and EMI in electronic circuits. They are typically used in combination with each other or with other methods to provide a higher level of shielding and protection against interference. The 0097054408 material is an ideal contact material for applications that require a high level of RF/EMI shielding. It is made of a patented alloy material and offers superior signal transmission, low resistance, strong insulation, and a high level of shielding.

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