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You extract energy from the electric or magnetic fields.

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Al Sekela

In Reply to: RE: OK, so how do you damp a shield? posted by robfoto@sbcglobal.net on June 05, 2008 at 21:46:38

The extracted energy is dissipated and converted to heat.

Ohmic resistance is involved, but not necessarily resistors.

Further details are proprietary to others and not mine to share.

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Carbon? - robfoto@sbcglobal.net 18:05:26 06/11/08 (1)
Hmm, mayba a conductive, but lossy, carbon-impregnated shield?

Hey, how about carbon nanotubes? Just a wild guess, but it sounds classy!
- RE: Carbon? - Ted Smith 18:46:38 06/11/08 (0)
  Howdy
  
  Some carbon shields may work (I don't know), but some certainly take the dynamics out of the music.
  
  -Ted
Tease! :-)) nt - andyr 03:04:12 06/07/08 (0)
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