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In Reply to: Q for the techno boffins - screening IC 's posted by Adam on January 25, 2000 at 17:07:34:
I think that there are two ways to reduce RF interference: reflect or absorb. If you build a shield-box you are reflecting, I believe that your present plan will function fine, although copper is not a better shield than aluminum. The best way to find out is to build and test of course.There is a product used by airport building contractors that absorbs RF. I believe it is a woven batting of graphite. The audio community should have picked up on it a long time ago, because it is engineered to lower RF in the tower, where stray energy could cause more damage than an op-amp in a hifi component. It is probably cheap too, when used in small amounts.
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Follow Ups
- Try it - patentguy 18:22:09 01/25/00 (7)
- Conductive foam sheet - JOn Risch 20:31:53 01/27/00 (0)
- So pray tell, what is the Brand/Product name and where do I get my batch of "woven batting of graphite" (NT) - Thorsten 11:26:38 01/26/00 (2)
- Here ya go Thorsten: - patentguy 12:20:04 01/26/00 (1)
- Ta.... (NT) - Thorsten 13:08:48 01/26/00 (0)
- Re: Try it - mingc 21:15:56 01/25/00 (0)
- Re: Try it - Sherwood 20:05:12 01/25/00 (1)
- Re: Try it - patentguy 08:11:56 01/26/00 (0)
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