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RF and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) shielding is an area of technology and engineering that has become increasingly important in the last few decades due to the ever-increasing demand for electronic devices and their associated power. As a result, there is an increased need for appropriate shielding materials and strategies.

78085097 application field and working principle of such materials are closely related. Materials used for shielding and absorption must be capable of effectively containing, absorbing and/or reflecting a wide range of electromagnetic fields. The most common material types used for shielding and absorption are conductive metal foils, metal meshes, and conductive polymer composites. Conductive metal foils and meshes, also referred to as conducting fabrics, are used to attenuate or reflect electromagnetic waves, while conductive polymer composites are designed to absorb electromagnetic energy.

For systems that require protection against high-frequency and/or low-frequency emissions, conductive metal foils, metal meshes, or conductive polymer composites can be used as a shield or a filter. The performance of the system will depend on the type of shielding material used. Metal foils and meshes are typically used in high-frequency systems, such as in cell phones and televisions. These materials act as a barrier to block or reflect radiation. Conductive polymer composites are generally used in low-frequency applications, such as in power line filtering.

Conductive metal foils and meshes are used in a variety of applications, including the fabrication of shielding boxes and cages of various sizes, the construction of antennas, shields, and other devices, and even in consumer electronics products, such as plasma televisions. The foils are created by coating a metal substrate with a thin film of conductive material, such as copper. The thickness of the material depends on the desired attenuation level. The metal substrate provides the necessary strength and stability to the foam, which allows it to be used to construct filter boxes, antennae, and other structures. Moreover, it can be cut and formed to custom shapes.

Conductive polymer composites are used in applications where shielding against both high-frequency radiation and low-frequency disruptions is necessary. The material consists of a combination of polymers and a conducting material (usually carbon), and its level of attenuation is determined by its thickness and composition. As with metal foils, the thickness of the material affects the level of shielding that can be achieved.

Overall, shields and absorbing materials can effectively attenuate or absorb both low-frequency and high-frequency radiation. Furthermore, they can be used to construct shielding boxes, antennae, and other devices. It is important to choose the appropriate density, thickness, and type of shielding material to not only ensure that the system functions properly, but also to ensure that it performs within safety and legal limits.

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