2199001-1 RF/IF and RFID

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RFI and EMI - Contacts, Fingerstock and Gaskets are devices used to help maintain electrical continuity between two circuits. They are typically used in electronic devices, appliances and machinery as a means of providing a signal path to complete an electrical connection. 2199001-1, commonly referred to as "the RFI/EMI contact standard", is an industry standard developed to specify the performance requirements of contacts, fingerstock and gaskets for radio frequency interference (RFI) and electromagnetic interference (EMI) applications. This standard is based on Quality Class I and Quality Class II, and is used in a variety of industries, from aerospace applications to consumer electronics.

2199001-1 defines the characteristics of RFI/EMI contacts, fingerstock and gaskets used in electrical, electronic and machine connections. This standard includes several types of contacts, as well as certain types of fingerstock and gaskets, and provides guidelines for their selection and use in order to minimize RFI/EMI interference. The standard also covers performance requirements for contact material, contact design, contact operation, shielding, drain wire, and environmental protection.

2199001-1 defines three types of contacts: mechanical, magnetic and thermal. Mechanical contacts are divided into two main categories: Switch Contacts and Lead Contacts. Switch Contacts are designed to make and break the connection on a single contact when the switch is activated. Lead Contacts are designed to conduct electricity from one contact point to another through a conductor. Magnetic contacts use a magnetic field to close or open a circuit when the contact is activated. Thermal contacts use a specialized material that responds to heat to open or close an electrical circuit.

Fingerstockacts as an electrical conductor and is available in different shapes and sizes, including circular, rectangular and bendable. Fingerstock is typically used to connect two or more contacts, either directly or as part of a wire harness. To provide an effective connection, fingerstock must be of sufficient electrical conductivity and be able to withstand the conditions of the application, such as temperature, vibration and chemical exposure.

Gaskets are used to shield or protect contacts from the external environment. They are typically made from rubber, silicone, cork or other materials and are designed to be electrically insulating while providing a water-tight seal. Gaskets are used in applications where connections have to be insulated from moisture, dust and other external sources.

2199001-1 defines the material and design requirements of contacts, fingerstock and gaskets used for RFI/EMI applications. It also includes information on contact alignment, corrosion resistance, and contact pressure. The standard specifies the electrical and mechanical requirements of the contacts, fingerstock and gaskets, and provides guidance on their installation, maintenance and use. 2199001-1 is an essential tool for anyone performing RFI/EMI work.

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