0C98055508

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In radio frequency interference (RFI) and emission interference (EMI) circuitry, silicone elastomers such as 0C98055508 can be used to make seals or gaskets, which are used to isolate individual components from one another in order to prevent electrical noise generated by one component from crossing into another component. The silicone elastomer 0C98055508 is an excellent choice for this application because it is non-conductive, has good environmental protection properties, and has excellent mechanical properties.

The silicone elastomer 0C98055508 is a two-part system consisting of a base rubber and a cure compound. The base rubber is a cross-linked polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) and has excellent resistance to environmental aging, a high degree of electrical insulation, and good dimensional stability under heat and pressure. The cure compound is typically a catalytic system that reacts with the base rubber to form a cured elastomer with excellent physical properties and good electrical insulation properties.

The application of 0C98055508 in RFI and EMI must be considered in terms of contact, fingerstock, and gasketing. Contacts are electrical contacts used to connect components in electronic circuits. They are usually made of metal or silicone and must provide a reliable electrical connection while simultaneously protecting the equipment from electrostatic discharge (ESD) and other forms of EMI. Silicone contacts, such as 0C98055508, are resilient and provide a superior connection in harsh and dynamic environments. The 0C98055508 is a high-performance contact which not only provides excellent electrical properties but also has excellent environmental protection characteristics.

Fingerstock refers to the practice of making small, custom gaskets using pre-manufactured silicone rubber strips. It is a cost-effective and time-saving solution for creating compact gaskets that are ideal for use in high-precision EMI shielding and RFI filtering applications. The 0C98055508 silicone elastomer is ideally suited for fingerstock gasketing applications because of its high tensile strength, excellent temperature range, and superior electrical insulation properties.

The 0C98055508 silicone elastomer is also used in RFI and EMI gasketing to provide an effective barrier between two components and to prevent electromagnetic interference from entering or leaving a system. The elastomer is designed to create an electrically insulating layer and prevent EMI from crossing into other circuits. In addition, the 0C98055508 silicone elastomer absorbs any shock and vibration that may occur, thereby protecting the connections within the gasket. The silicone elastomer is excellent for this application because it has high tear strength and superior dielectric properties.

In summary, the 0C98055508 silicone elastomer is an ideal material for use in radio frequency interference (RFI) and emission interference (EMI) circuitry, particularly for contact, fingerstock, and gasketing applications. The silicone elastomer is a two-part system consisting of a base rubber and a cure compound that forms a cured elastomer with excellent physical properties and good electrical insulation properties. The elastomer is impermeable to both air and liquids, is non-conductive, and has excellent environmental protection properties. It is also highly resilient and has a wide temperature range, making it an ideal material for fingerstock gasketing. Its high tensile strength and superior dielectric properties make it an ideal gasket material for EMI shielding and RFI filtering.

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