Frequency selective structures for shielding or mitigating EMI within open or closed structures
A frequency-selective, open-structure technology that can be used in magnetic/electric field shielding, semiconductor/solid-state device components, printed circuits, etc., to solve problems such as degradation of important signals, low efficiency of electronic equipment, and inoperability
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[0070] A variety of materials may be used for the conductive members or electrical conductors (eg, 220, 320, 420, 620, 720, 820, etc.) of the exemplary embodiments including the conductive members or electrical conductors. Example materials include metals (eg, copper, nickel / copper, silver, aluminum, etc.), conductive composites, and the like. Some exemplary embodiments include a conductive member or conductor comprising a conductive pressure sensitive adhesive such as that available from Laird Technologies. By way of example only, exemplary embodiments include one or more frequency selective structures having a conductive member made from Laird Technologies' Black Conductive Webbing 86250 Tape, a nickel / Copper metallized fabric. By way of further example, another exemplary embodiment includes one or More frequency selective structures. Another exemplary embodiment includes one or more frequency selective structures comprising conductive aluminum members, elements or patte...
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