Shielded enclosure comprising modular containers
AssigneeMEPS Real-Time, Inc.
InventorPaul M. Elizondo, II
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AssigneeMEPS Real-Time, Inc.
InventorPaul M. Elizondo, II
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A modular system of medical article containers is used to form enclosures of selectable storage space. The containers are each RF shielded and include an interconnect wall for connecting to another container to form the enclosure. The interconnect walls have a complementary design. The interconnect seam of two containers includes an electrically conductive component that also interconnects the RF shields of the two containers together. The interconnect seam also includes a tortuous path seal for greater RF shielding of the enclosure. The walls of the containers include a substrate of non-electrically conductive material for weight reduction and an electrically conductive element that is coextensive with the substrate. One embodiment is a plastic substrate with a metallic mesh. The enclosure provides a Faraday cage about the interconnected containers. Enclosures of differing heights and sizes can be made, and they may be stacked or otherwise assembled.
A medical article enclosure formed of a plurality of medical article storage containers that, when interconnected, form an enclosure internal storage space, the enclosure also comprising a plurality of enclosure walls having radiofrequency (RF) shielding material arranged to attenuate the passage of RF energy out of and into the enclosure internal storage space, the medical article enclosure comprising:
A variable-size medical article enclosure formed by the interconnection of a plurality of medical article modules that, when interconnected, form an enclosure internal storage space, the enclosure also comprising a plurality of enclosure walls having radiofrequency (RF) shielding material arranged to attenuate the passage of RF energy out of and into the enclosure internal storage space, the medical article enclosure comprising:
A method of forming a medical article enclosure of interconnected medical article modules so that the enclosure has an enclosure storage space that is shielded from the passage of RF energy out of and into the enclosure storage space, the method comprising:
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