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The RFI and EMI – Contacts, Fingerstock, and Gaskets category comprises components that provide electromagnetic shielding and magnetic conductivity. In these components, a conductive material such as a metallic plate, sheet, or gasket is often used to provide a low-resistance connection between the two shields of an electronic system. The material used varies, but commonly includes copper, brass, nickel, aluminum, or galvanized steel, all of which have excellent electrical conductivity. Some of the most widely used components in this category are contact slides, gaskets, and fingerstock.

0097061602 Contacts

Contacts, or contact slides, are used to mechanically, thermally, and electrically connect two components together. Contacts can be made of a variety of materials, including copper, brass, nickel, aluminum, and galvanized steel, which provide electrical conductivity. Contacts are used to provide a mechanical bond between two components and to electrically complete a circuit, allowing a signal or a current to flow between the two components. In addition, contacts can provide a dissipative path for heat energy, which helps to protect the components from thermal overload.

0097061602 Fingerstock

Fingerstock, sometimes referred to as shims, are thin flat metal strips that are used in EMI shielding. Usual materials include copper, brass, nickel, aluminum, and galvanized steel, all of which provide excellent electrical conductivity and thermal dissipation properties. Fingerstock is typically used to control the air gap between two components that have tolerance variations during the course of the manufacturing process. It is also used to provide an electrical ground to the surrounding environment. It can also be used to shield a portion of the circuit board from hostile external interference.

0097061602 Gaskets

Gaskets are used in EMI shielding to provide a low-resistance electrical connection between two components and dissipate the heat generated by the components. Gaskets are made of a variety of materials, including copper, brass, nickel, aluminum, and galvanized steel, all of which provide excellent electrical conductivity. Gaskets are primarily used to provide an electrical ground connection between two surfaces in order to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) between any two components or systems. Gaskets can also be used to reduce mechanical noise generated by vibration between two components. In addition, gaskets can be used to shield components or systems from electric

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