8200-9020-82 RF/IF and RFID

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In most industries, the RFI and EMI measure shielding and protection performance of contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets. Many components, such as power transformers and pluggable switching modules, require this type of shielding capability for high-frequency applications. For example, multiple branches in an RF network must be electronically isolated from each other, in order to prevent electromagnetic interference. 8200-9020-82 contact, fingerstock, and gaskets can play a key role in providing optimum RF shielding effectiveness.

8200-9020-82 contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets are made of specialized materials and engineering designs which provide excellent electromagnetic shielding. These components minimize signals that interfere with confidential information, protect sensitive systems from unauthorized access, and prevent terminals from malfunctioning due to RF noise.

8200-9020-82 contacts, fingerstock, and gaskets also exhibit a low level of insertion loss at high frequencies. This is an important feature for applications such as high-frequency filters that require insulation between two or more sections of a filter assembly. By reducing the insertion loss, these components also reduce the amount of power dissipated in the filter assembly. This helps maximize the overall performance and efficiency of the filter assembly.

The 8200-9020-82 contact, fingerstock, and gasket families provide electrical, RF, and physical connectivity between two components in the electronics. These components are available in a variety of sizes and construction styles, allowing designers to obtain the optimum performance and durability to meet the requirements of their applications.

The 8200-9020-82 contact, fingerstock and gasket fields work on the principles of skin effect and antenna coupling. The skin effect principle states that as the frequency of a current distribution increases, the effect of the external components increases. That is, higher frequency signals travel on the surface of the components instead of traveling through the entire component. The antenna coupling principle states that when two objects in close proximity are subjected to radiated energy, some of the energy will be transferred from one object to the other. The strength of this coupling is related to the frequency of the energy, the size and shape of the objects, and the distance between them.

These contacts, fingerstock and gasket components are especially useful when dealing with frequencies above 1 GHz. In this range, the key parameters to take into account in design and selection of components are frequency, power level, shielding effectiveness, insertion loss, and durability. All of these requirements are met by the 8200-9020-82 family of components.

The 8200-9020-82 contact, fingerstock, and gaskets are also used in applications such as input/output port installation, antenna installation, and high-frequency signal transmission. They provide stability, durability, and reliability of signals, along with excellent shielding capability and maximum EMI protection.

In short, the 8200-9020-82 contacts, fingerstock, and gasket families provide excellent shielding capability and RF performance for a wide range of applications. These components are designed to minimize the insertion loss at high frequencies as well as provide electrical, RF and physical connectivity between two components. They are an excellent choice for providing maximum protection against EMI and shielding effectiveness.

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