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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a technology used to ensure that components of an electronic system do not interfere with one another. The goal of EMC is to allow electronic systems to operate in the presence of both intentional RF transmitters and unintentional sources of interference. Most electro-mechanical components are designed to work with EMC, including relays, contacts, fingerstock and gaskets. These components are used to reduce EMI/RFI and protect against interference in electronic systems.

RFI and EMI - Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets

Contacts are electrically stressed components used to control the flow of current in an electronic system. They are often used in relays and switchgear applications to provide mechanical protection from electrical circuit hazards. Contacts are made of highly conductive materials such as copper, gold or silver and are designed to operate in a wide range of environmental conditions. For maximum performance, contacts should be matched to the application and intended use.

Fingerstock is an electrically conductive material used to make electrical connections that require low electrical resistance and high current carrying capacity. It is usually made of aluminum, brass or stainless steel and is designed to provide reliable contact points in harsh environments. It is often used to prevent dust, corrosion or other contaminants from entering into the contact gap. The fingerstock is usually coated with an insulating material to prevent shorts and arcing.

Gaskets are seals designed to protect electrical components from damage due to external elements. They are made of materials such as rubber, neoprene or silicone and are designed to resist high temperatures, water and other elements. Gaskets are often used to reduce or eliminate the occurrence of EMI/RFI interference and protect electrical components from dust, dirt or other contaminants.

These components are essential for the proper functioning of many electrical and electronic systems. RFI and EMI - contacts, fingerstock and gaskets - all help to ensure EMC compliance in electronic systems. When these components are installed and used correctly, they provide reliable and safe operation of any electronic system.

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