38M2010AA1212

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RFI and EMI – Shielding and Absorbing Materials are used to reduce or eliminate electrical interference in electronic systems. In this article, we will discuss the 38M2010AA1212 product and its application field and working principle.

38M2010AA1212 is a non-metallic product used for shielding cables and radiating armor from EMI (electromagnetic interference). It is suitable for use in the audio/visual and communications industries, as well as in other industries where shielding of cables or devices is required. The product is also suitable for RFI/EMI applications.

The 38M2010AA1212 is a lightweight, highly permeable absorptive material that can be easily applied to both signal cables and exposed surfaces, such as radiating armor. It provides excellent shielding due to its high permeability and low relative dielectric constant. The material is also highly resistant to water, oil, and other liquids and solvents.

When applying the shielding material to the radiating armor, the conductive mesh should be applied in two layers if possible. The first layer should have a tight mesh, while the second layer should have a loose mesh. The second layer should be placed against the radiating armor. This creates a strong shield which will effectively lessen interference.

The 38M2010AA1212 is also suitable for use on signal cables. It can be applied in a single layer over both the inner conductor and the outer jacket. This will cover the whole cable, providing maximum protection against EMI. The material also works well for shielding cables from RF interference.

The 38M2010AA1212 is a highly effective shielding material and is suitable for a wide range of applications, including RFI and EMI. It is lightweight, easy to apply, and provides excellent shielding performance. It is an excellent choice for shielding cables and radiating armor, as well as other components that are vulnerable to EMI and RFI.

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