Penetrating Conductors - EMC Society Demo

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A well-designed electromagnetic shield, whether it be a shielded room, an electronic equipment item’s chassis, or a small shield on a circuit board, can be rendered useless by the power and signal I/O conductors that need to penetrate the shielding boundary. This demonstration by John Kraemer shows the effects of conductors that penetrate a shield, and provides insight as to how the degradation can be limited.

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  • January 13, 2017

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