40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4

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40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4 RF Shields

40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4 RF shields offer a versatile, cost-effective solution for protecting sensitive electronic components and radiators by shielding them from undesirable electromagnetic fields. They are typically constructed from a combination of all-weather resin and woven fibreglass material, and are available with various standard and customised features.

Application Field

40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4 RF shields are widely used in telecommunications, data processing, industrial control, medical devices and transportation applications. They are also suitable for use with low-power amplifiers and receivers. These RF shields offer attenuation of up to 99.99% of the unwanted signals that can interfere with these sensitive electronic components.

Working Principle

The working principle of 40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4 RF shields is based on the Faraday cage effect. This effect states that an electrical field is unable to penetrate a conducting barrier, and so an enclosed area made of a conductive material will act to block out external electrical noise. The shields are designed with an optimal thickness and surface area in order to achieve maximum effectiveness and signal attenuation. The shields also provide a physical barrier, protecting sensitive electronic components from potentially damaging environmental conditions, as well as reducing the risk of harmful electromagnetic radiation.

Usage

40-CBSA-1.5X6.0X0.4 RF shields are typically used in conjunction with an external antenna, allowing the antenna to be placed outside the shielded area, thus minimising the likelihood of signal interference. Additionally, the shields can also be used to create a ‘far-field’ zone which extends the range of the transmitter by preventing unwanted signals from entering the shielded areas. These RF shields are also used in MRI machines, laboratory equipment, navigational systems, satellite equipment and medical imaging equipment.

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