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RF and EMI shielding applications typically involve the use of contacts, fingerstock and gaskets to protect delicate electronic components from external external interference.

Fingerstock, also known as conductive fingers, is a thin film of silver-plated stainless steel used to create a continuous channel for the conduction of the RF/EMI signal. This allows for a quick and reliable connection between the various components and also provides a barrier to leakage. Fingerstock is available in different shapes, thicknesses, and materials and can be applied directly onto the component or can be adhered to a base material.

Fingerstock is commonly used for RFI and EMI shielding of electrical/electronic enclosures, PC boards, battery packs and various other components. It can also be used to seal connections between connectors, switches and contacts. Fingerstock is easy to install and provides protection against frequencies ranging from three to ten megahertz.

Contacts, also known as pads or traces, are just another type of conductive film that is used in RF/EMI shielding applications. Contacts consist of a thin silver-plated copper or brass layer which is adhered to a base material. They are usually placed around the edges of a PCB or between two pieces of metal to ensure a good electrical connection. Contacts are often used for RFI and EMI shielding of computer housings, cabinets, connection panels and other enclosures.

Finally, gaskets are used to provide a low-resistance path for the RF/EMI signal to travel through. Gaskets are typically made of conductive silicone or EMI-shielding foam and are available in various shapes and sizes. These gaskets are usually placed around the edges of a PCB or around all of the components in the device to ensure a good electrical connection. Gaskets are also commonly used for RFI and EMI shielding of large electronic cabinets and other enclosures.

RFI and EMI shielding applications require the use of contacts, fingerstock and gaskets in order to provide the required level of shielding. These conductive materials are used to ensure that there is no loss of signal or interference due to external sources. In addition to providing shielding, these products also ensure that the devices operate correctly and are functioning properly.

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