3M 1120 1/2" X 2"-100

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3M 1120 1/2" X 2"-100 is a type of RFI and EMI - Shielding and Absorbing Material which has the ability to protect electrical components and circuits from the electromagnetic interference (EFI) and radio-frequency interference (RFI). It is utilized as an effective way to prevent the interference from adversely affecting the sensitive components of electronic and communications systems.

The 3M 1120 1/2" X 2"-100 is an EMI/RFI shielding material that consists of an inner layer of conductive metal, such as aluminum, and an outer layer of elastomeric plastic, such as PVC. The metal layer of the material has a high electrical conductivity, which aids in the reduction of EMI/RFI interference. The elastomeric layer acts as an absorber of the interference by reflecting the energy of the EMI/RFI away from the sensitive components.

The 3M 1120 1/2" X 2"-100 is designed to be used in different types of applications. One application is in the automotive and aerospace industries, where the material can be used to protect sensitive equipment and electronic systems from the external environment. The material is also used in telecommunications systems, where it serves to reduce interference caused by external electrical systems and components. In addition, the material can be used to protect sensitive components in industrial automation applications, aiding in the reduction of EFI/RFI interference.

3M 1120 1/2" X 2"-100 is a highly effective EMI/RFI shielding material that works by redirecting the energy from interfering signals away from sensitive electronic components. The inner conductive layer of the material provides protection by providing an electrical path to ground for the EMI/RFI signals, while the outer elastomeric layer acts as a shield, reflecting the EMI/RFI energy away from the components. This type of material is used extensively in a variety of applications, and is frequently the material of choice when dealing with EMI/RFI interference in electronics and communications systems.

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