Faraday shield material
Faraday shield material
(OP)
I would like to make a Faraday shield and place it around an inductor. The purpose of the inductor is to detect ac magnetic fields. Will the conductive plastic (similar to the static shielding bags) function as a shield? If so, how would one make a connection to it? Is the resistance of the material too high for this application?
The inductor is enclose in a non-conductive material. If I use a metallic shield, due to its close proximity to the coil, the coil's electrical characteristics are upset. Therefore, that is why the conductive plastic looks desirable.
Thanks
The inductor is enclose in a non-conductive material. If I use a metallic shield, due to its close proximity to the coil, the coil's electrical characteristics are upset. Therefore, that is why the conductive plastic looks desirable.
Thanks





RE: Faraday shield material
RE: Faraday shield material
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RE: Faraday shield material
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