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Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) shielding and absorbing materials are essential for effectively protecting electrical, electronic and data communication systems. The 78136076 application field and working principle provide a comprehensive overview of the medium and processes available for the reduction of both RFI and EMI.

RFI is the term used to describe any unwanted broadcast signals that can interfere with communication systems. These signals can be naturally occurring, such as those produced by such sources as AM radio and television stations, or they can be generated from a variety of man-made equipment such as wireless networks, industrial equipment, and household appliances like an electric shaver. EMI, on the other hand, refers to the emissions from electrical and electronic sources that interfere with the proper functioning of other electrical and electronic equipment. The 78136076 application field and working principle establish a range of methods for decreasing both RFI and EMI levels.

The most effective way of reducing RFI and EMI signal interference is to provide shielding materials around the affected area. Shielding materials come in a variety of forms and are designed to block the unwanted signals. These shielding materials are typically a flexible metal material which is woven into a mesh, or coated with a conductive material, to create a barrier between the interference source and the area of concern. The effectiveness of the shielding material is based on the type of material used, its size, and the application field. The 78136076 application field and working principle outlines the necessary processes for the successful implementation of shielding materials.

In addition to shielding materials, absorbing materials may also be used to reduce the level of interference. Absorbing materials contain an element that absorbs and traps unwanted signals, as opposed to reflecting them away. These materials are typically made up of a highly absorbent material, such as foam or sponge. The ability of the material to absorb the signal depends on its absorbance rate, which is based on the physical characteristics of the material. The 78136076 application field and working principle explains how different materials and their various parameters can be used in order to maximize the efficiency of the absorber.

The implementation of both shielding and absorbing materials is necessary for the reduction of RFI and EMI levels in any communication system. The 78136076 application field and working principle provides a comprehensive overview of the common materials and processes available for the effective protection of communication systems. It is important for any system engineer to understand these principles and be able to effectively implement the appropriate shielding and absorbing materials based on the application field and the level of interference present.

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