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In Reply to: how to shield a driver posted by deftech on October 29, 2005 at 14:46:53:
IMHO the best shielding material now available is "TI Shield Material" which is carried by Michael Percy in sheet form 12" wide. It is easy to work with tin snips (serrated aircraft preferred) and is available in several thicknesses.. It is made by Texas Instruments, who claim it blocks 98%+ of both RFI & EMI. The material is a 3 layer 'sandwich' consisting of a proprietary alloy core sandwiched between 2 layers of copper. For best results the shield should be soldered and grounded.Happy Shielding !
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