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US 12,464,694 B2Granted
Electromagnetic shielding member
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsTakahiko Ichiki, Tokuju Oikawa, Hideki Yasuda
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Abstract
An electromagnetic shielding member (11) includes a substrate (12) having a three-dimensional shape, and a conductive layer member (13) that is disposed on the substrate (12) and reflects an electromagnetic wave in a wavelength-selective manner.
Claims19
An electromagnetic shielding member comprising:
- a substrate having a three-dimensional shape;
- and
- a conductive layer member that is disposed on the substrate and reflects an electromagnetic wave in a wavelength-selective manner,
- wherein the conductive layer member includes
- a first conductive layer on which a selective transmission pattern portion that selectively transmits an electromagnetic wave having a specific wavelength range is formed, or
- a second conductive layer on which a selective reflection pattern portion that selectively reflects an electromagnetic wave having a specific wavelength range is formed.
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An electromagnetic shielding member comprising:
- a substrate having a three-dimensional shape;
- and
- a conductive layer member that is disposed on the substrate and reflects an electromagnetic wave in a wavelength-selective manner,
- wherein the conductive layer member consists of
- a first conductive layer on which a selective transmission pattern portion that selectively transmits an electromagnetic wave having a specific wavelength range is formed, and
- a third conductive layer that is disposed to face the first conductive layer at a distance from the first conductive layer and reflects the electromagnetic wave.
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An electromagnetic shielding member comprising:
- a substrate having a three-dimensional shape;
- and
- a conductive layer member that is disposed on the substrate and reflects an electromagnetic wave in a wavelength-selective manner,
- wherein the conductive layer member consists of a metal mesh.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.