A17556-080

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RFI and EMI - Shielding and Absorbing Materials can be used to protect electrical and electronic components from outside influence. A17556-080 is a high performance shielding and absorbing material developed by Pulsetech Corp. It is used to shield and absorb all harmful radiation from the surroundings.

A17556-080 consists of four layers. The first layer is a high-performance Radiated EMI absorber core. The core is designed to effectively absorb radio frequency interference and electromagnetic interference up to and above 8GHz. The core also has an extremely low insertion loss and low return loss.

The second layer is an electro-luminescent film. This film is used to provide high-passive filtering and attenuation of unwanted interference signals. The film is also designed to reduce surface reflections. The third layer is an acoustic foam. This material is used to absorb shock and vibration from mechanical sources. It provides high absorption levels and helps reduce reflections from nearby surfaces.

The fourth layer is a flexible, high-temperature-resistant, radiation shielding material. The radiation shielding material provides a low-reflection barrier between the outside environment and the electronic components. It is designed to reflect away harmful radiation up to and including 8GHz.

A17556-080 is used in applications where shielding and absorption of harmful radiation is required. It is commonly used in aerospace, automotive, medical and military applications. It can also be used in many other industrial applications where high performance shielding and absorption are needed.

A17556-080 is a very effective and reliable shielding and absorbing material. It provides excellent shielding and absorption of harmful radiation and helps protect electrical and electronic components from outside interference. It is a great choice when shielding and absorption of radio frequency interference and electromagnetic interference is required.

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