0097055007

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RFI and EMI contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets are used to protect electronic components from electromagnetic radiation, both non-ionizing radiation and ionizing radiation. The contact materials provide shielding against both types of radiation, reducing the effects of interference on electronic systems.

0097055007 is a silver electroplated direct current (D.C) contact material, commonly used as a contact surface in RF systems. The silver plating protects against oxidation and prevents wear, increasing the life of RF components. It also absorbs moisture, creating a permanent bond with the contact surface. This ensures the contact is securely held together, reducing connection failures over time. Silver plated contacts also offer superior electrical performance compared to other materials, providing better signal conditioning and lower signal noise. Silver plated contacts are ideal for use in mobile communication systems, medical and security systems, and audio/video communication systems.

The contact surface of the 0097055007 contact material is formed by a combination of layers. The first, lower layer is a copper foil, which is a conducting base metal. The second layer is a plating material such as nickel, zinc, or gold. The third and fourth layers are silver platings, applied one after the other. This creates a higher silver content, low electrical resistance surface. The final layer is a protective coating, such as varnish, lacquer, or paint. This helps to improve insulation and prevent corrosion.

The 0097055007 contact material is used in a variety of electrical contacts, such as those found in French and fingertip switches, plugs, and sockets. The silver plating increases the contact area, allowing for a more reliable connection and improved electrical performance. The material is often used in combination with gaskets, such as rubber, plastic, or graphite, to form a seal around the connection. This helps to further reduce the effects of EM radiation, dust, and water ingress on the electronics.

Fingerstock is another type of contact material used to shield electronic components from radiation. The fingerstock is made of stainless steel and can be cut into strips for easy installation around the contact points. The stainless material provides a high level of protection from both non-ionizing and ionizing radiation. In addition, the material has very low electrical resistance, allowing for better signal conditioning and lower noise levels.

Gaskets are also used to reduce the effects of radiation on electronic components. They are typically made of high-quality rubber or plastic and form a pressure tight seal around a connection. This helps to protect the connections from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors, and also helps to reduce electrical noise levels. The gaskets can be customized to fit the specific needs of the system by changing the thickness, hardness, and shape of the material.

The 0097055007 contact material, fingerstock, and gaskets are all used to reduce the effects of EM radiation on electronic components. They are also used to improve the performance of electrical connections, providing better signal conditioning and lower signal noise. By using the correct materials and installation practices, the life and performance of electronic components can be dramatically improved.

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