24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25

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RF shields, also known as radio frequency shields, are designed to prevent radio frequency radiation from entering or leaving an enclosed area, such as a room or a building. RF shields can be made out of various materials, including aluminum, copper, and steel. The specific material used depends on the application field and working principle of the shield.

One example of an RF shielding application, is the 24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25 shield, which is used to protect electro-technology equipment from electromagnetic interference (EMI). The 24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25 shield is designed to operate in frequencies up to 1.25 GHz. The components that make up this RF shield are made out of aluminum with a thickness of 1.25 millimeters. This RF-shielded area is surrounded by an anodized aluminum plate that is 0.25 millimeters thick.

The working principle of the 24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25 shield is to block electromagnetic waves. It achieves this by reflecting and redirecting incoming electromagnetic waves, so that they are unable to enter the shielded area, while simultaneously allowing outgoing electromagnetic waves to pass out of the area. This is done through the use of a combination of reflection, refraction, and absorption. The reflection component refers to the anodized aluminum plate that surrounds the shielding area, while the refraction component is a result of the curved steel components that are incorporated into the shield. Finally, the absorption component is a result of the aluminum components of the shield that absorb incoming electromagnetic waves.

In addition, the 24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25 shield contains an air gap that serves as an additional layer of protection from electromagnetic interference. This air gap is maintained by an air chamber that creates a space approximately 0.5 millimeters thick, between the shielding area and the anodized aluminum plate. This air gap creates a barrier that prevents any incoming or outgoing electromagnetic waves from entering or leaving the shield.

The 24-CBSA-1.25X1.25X0.25 shield is just one example of an RF shielding application. It is designed to protect electro-technology equipment from electromagnetic interference in an area that operates in frequencies up to 1.25 GHz. It works by reflecting, refracting, and absorbing incoming electromagnetic waves, while allowing outgoing electromagnetic waves to pass out of the shielded area. In addition, it contains an air gap that serves as an additional layer of protection from electromagnetic interference.

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