US 12,690,180 B1Granted

Window pocket accommodating pass-through plate on electromagnetically shielded enclosure

AssigneeFaraday Defense Corporation

InventorJason R DeVries

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Abstract

A window in an electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall has a pocket. The electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall is in an electromagnetic shielded enclosure with a floor. An opening has an inner perimeter and an outer perimeter. An inner perimeter and an outer perimeter of the opening in the side wall each has electromagnetic shielded fabric lined with at least one outer row of magnets. A conductive ferrous pass-through plate fits in the opening between the inner rows of magnets and the outer rows of magnets and is magnetically attracted to the inner rows of magnets and the outer rows of magnets. The opening is adjacent to the floor at a bottom of the electromagnetic shielded enclosure. The inner row and the outer row of magnets can be one or two or more rows aligned or staggered. A fold-over top flap is lined with a top row of magnets.

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Dependent claims

A window pocket in an electromagnetic shielded enclosure, the window pocket comprising:

an electromagnetic shielded enclosure comprising at least one electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall and a floor;
and
an opening in the electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall, wherein the opening comprises
an inner perimeter of the opening in the electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall comprises an electromagnetic shielded fabric lined with at least one inner row of magnets around the opening;
an outer perimeter of the opening in the electromagnetic shielded fabric side wall comprises an electromagnetic shielded fabric lined with at least one outer row of magnets around the opening;
and
a pass-through plate configured to fit in the opening between the inner rows of magnets and the outer rows of magnets, wherein the pass-through plate comprises a conductive ferrous material magnetically attracted to the inner rows of magnets and the outer rows of magnets.

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