RFI-Shielding Gaskets Pinpoint Conductors

May 1, 2000
By co-extruding microscopic conductive traces through the interior sponge core of these RFI gaskets, conductors can be placed only where they are needed. The result is a cost-effective RFI shielding gasket that retains all of the silicone substrate

By co-extruding microscopic conductive traces through the interior sponge core of these RFI gaskets, conductors can be placed only where they are needed. The result is a cost-effective RFI shielding gasket that retains all of the silicone substrate characteristics. This approach makes the gaskets well suited for die-cut I/O panel applications.

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