0097095217

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RFI and EMI - Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets

RFID 0097095217 is designed to provide electromagnetic shielding by providing a continuous natural path from one ground to another and shielding against the effects of any electromagnetic interference. It features a metallic contact, backed by a metal-reinforced shield. This contact is designed to act as a low-impedance barrier against the incoming and outgoing electromagnetic radiation from an RFID tag, while also providing an uninterrupted path for signal flow from one ground to another.

These contacts are designed to work with a variety of materials used in the manufacturing process, including metals, plastics, ceramics, and textiles. Additionally, the contact area is 1.27mm in diameter, allowing for a good contact with the RFID tag antenna. The contact has an impedance of 0.2 Ohms. This ensures that the electromagnetic field is evenly distributed across the accessible area, providing a consistent performance from one location to another.

The contact also features a dielectric strength rating of 500 V/m. This is important for ensuring that the electromagnetic field is kept away from any fragile components. In addition, the shielding material used in the contact is UL94 V-2 flame retardant. This material is rated to resist flame propagation from a burning material up to 2.5 times the normal rate.

The other component of the 0097095217 is the fingerstock. The fingerstock acts as the electrical connection between the transmitter and the receiver of the RFID tag. The fingerstock is typically made up of a series of thin metal wires that are covered with a zinc or aluminum oxide coating. This is done to help reduce the risk of electrical arcing, which can occur when too much voltage is supplied to the fingerstock. The fingerstock is also designed to act as a conductive link, providing a clean path of communication between the two components of the RFID tag.

The last component of the RFID system is the gasket. The gasket is a thin layer of material that is placed between the antenna and the contact of the RFID tag. The purpose of the gasket is to ensure that the antenna is in close proximity to the contact, which allows for efficient transmission of the electromagnetic signal from the antenna to the contact. This ensures that the signal is able to pass through the contact without any interference and is delivered to the receiver of the RFID tag.

In conclusion, the RFID 0097095217 antenna contact, fingerstock, and gasket are essential components of any RFID system. Together, they provide reliable, efficient transmission of electromagnetic signals from the antenna to the contact. This allows for the efficient transfer of data from the RFID tag to the receiver without interference.

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