4243ABH1K01310 RF/IF and RFID

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Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and electromagnetic interference (EMI) are energy sources that can interfere with the normal operation of electronic systems. RFI and EMI can be caused by many sources. Contacts, Fingerstock, and Gaskets are used to prevent or attenuate the effect of EMI and RFI on electronic systems.

The 4243ABH1K01310, or ‘Filter Fingerstock’ as it is sometimes called, is a multi-layer contact board designed to attenuate interference from RF and EMI. It is made up of an alternating array of conductive and insulative material which provides impedance continuity up to 30 GHz. The alternating layers of conductive metal, printed circuit board, insulator, and/or multi-layer circuit board can be arranged in various configurations to achieve different types of filter performance.

The filter fingerstock works in conjunction with a gasket to further reduce the effect of any EMI source. These two components, when used together, provide an effective method of shielding against internal or external EMI sources. The gasket seals the contact area of the multi-layer contact board and helps deflect incoming EMI signals away from the components. The combination of the filter fingerstock and the EMI gasket works together to filter out harmful electromagnetic interference from the system.

The filter fingerstock and gasket are an essential component in any electronic system that needs to operate at high frequencies. It is important to note that the filter fingerstock and gasket must be correctly installed to ensure that the device performs optimally. Proper installation is especially critical in systems that operate in close proximity to EMI sources, such as military or industrial facilities.

The 4243ABH1K01310 filter fingerstock and EMI gasket is a reliable and cost-effective solution for preventing or attenuating EMI interference in electronic systems. The combination of the two components allows for effective and efficient protection against harmful EMI signals. When used together, they provide a reliable way to protect electronic systems against external or internal EMI sources.

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