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Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) are formed when unwanted electromagnetic signals and energy are produced and transmitted through the air. They can interfere with other signals and cause interference with or even total disruption of the original signal. This can have devastating effects on communication and electronic run-time systems, particularly those used in sensitive operations.

In order to protect such systems, special materials are used that form the basis of a technology known as Radio Frequency Interference/Electromagnetic Interference Shielding and Absorbing Materials (RFIS/EMIS). These materials are designed to eliminate or reduce interference caused by RFI and EMI by acting as a barrier to prevent the unwanted signals from reaching a sensitive circuit or device.

RFIS/EMIS materials are usually metallic materials with a very high conductivity, such as copper, aluminum or brass. These metals have the ability to absorb or reflect radio waves, thus blocking or controlling them. Copper, for example, forms an effective barrier against radio signals because it is capable of reflecting them, thus preventing them from entering the device or system.

RFIS/EMIS materials also come in different forms. Conductive tapes, meshes and fabrics are often used in a protective shield for delicate electrical components. The advantage of these materials is that they are relatively flexible and easier to install and maintain compared to more rigid materials, such as metal plates. Fabrics made from a combination of carbon fibres and nylon are also widely used for shielding, as they have superior conductivity and can provide more reliable shielding performance.

In addition to providing shielding, RFIS/EMIS materials can also be used to absorb and dissipate the interference signals generated by RFI and EMI. This works by trapping the interference signals within the material and releasing them as heat or dissipating them as low-level signals. The effectiveness of this absorption depends on the type of material used. For instance, a material that is highly permeable to radio signals, such as aluminum, is more effective than a material that has less permeability, such as copper.

RFIS/EMIS materials are widely used in various applications, such as the medical, automotive, telecommunications, aerospace and military sectors. The technology is also being used increasingly in consumer electronic products, such as cell phones and laptop computers. As technology advances, demand for RFIS/EMIS materials is expected to continue to grow.

In summary, RFIS/EMIS materials are a key component of technology for protecting sensitive electronic systems from RFI and EMI interference. They are designed to absorb and dissipate the signals generated by these interferences, as well as provide a physical barrier to prevent them from entering a device or system. Shields made up of metallic plates, tapes, meshes and fabrics are all being used in the various industries that require protection from electromagnetic interference.

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