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RFI and EMI shielding materials fall broadly into two main categories - absorption and shielding. The aim of either type of material is to reduce or completely stop the entry or exit of electromagnetic radiation. Therefore, 78082097 application field and working principle are both integral to RFI and EMI technologies.

Shielding materials protect against EMI by forming a physical barrier between the source of radiation and the device protected by the material. This barrier becomes an efficient conductor of EMI and consequently absorbs the radiation, thus shielding the protected device. Characteristics of such a shield are its ability to form a solid, unaffected by environmental stress and vibration, along with the correct electrical properties of the shield and ground connection. Shields come in the form of metallic or polymeric enclosures which act as Faraday Cages and may be fine mesh or solid.
Examples of shields include: metal mesh, soldered metal shields, square or honeycomb grids of metal/alloy. These look to cancel out both electric and magnetic fields, however they lack the ability to cancel out near fields which form close to the emitter. Therefore, additional types of shields have been developed to accommodate for this.

Absorptive materials, on the other hand, are porous materials covered with a conductive coating which degrade EMI without completely blocking the radiation. The materials are often in the form of RF absorber sheet/tiles which absorb the low frequency radiation in a sealed chassis, damping it before it reaches the device it is trying to protect. This stops the device from being over loaded with the EMI and therefore prevents failures or any unexpected errors.

Examples of absorptive materials include: EMI rubber, RF absorber tiles/dielectric, foam metal plate, foamed plastic, resin/mica composite absorbing materials, EMI paint and even an absorbent layer of magnetic material. All of these function in the same way by absorbing the EMI radiation. This is achieved by the increase of internal damping forces which weaken the magnetic field around the device and therefore reduces the EMI.

78082097 application field and working principle are integral to understanding the efficacy of these EMI and RFI shielding materials. Recent advances in EMI/RFI shielding technology have seen these materials being applied across many industries including; computing, telecommunications, healthcare and even aerospace where special protection is needed against EM radiation.

78082097 application field and working principle refer to the various ways in which electromagnetic radiation can be prevented from entering or exiting a device. EMI and RFI shielding materials are used in almost every electronic device and are specifically designed to protect against interference from external sources. By effectively preventing or degrading EMI, these materials ensure that the electronic device remains operational and continues to function properly.

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