Protective cover for prevention of electromagnetism interference
OwnerYu-Jen CHENGinventor
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Abstract
A protective cover for prevention of electromagnetism interference includes a shell and a metal cladding layer. The shell is comprised of a plastic material, and includes a base plate. An edge of the base plate bends upwardly with respect to the base plate and forms an enclosure plate. At least one separator is disposed on the base plate inside of the enclosure plate. The base plate, the enclosure plate and the at least one separator cooperatively define a plurality of isolation areas.
Claims16
A protective cover for prevention of electromagnetism interference, comprising:
- a shell comprised of a plastic material, the shell comprising a base plate, an edge of the base plate bending upwardly with respect to the base plate and forming an enclosure plate, at least one separator being disposed on the base plate inside of the enclosure plate, the base plate, the enclosure plate and the at least one separator cooperatively defining a plurality of isolation areas;
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- a metal cladding layer formed on inner surfaces of the base plate, the enclosure plate and the at least one separator.
A protective cover for prevention of electromagnetism interference, comprising:
- a shell comprised of a plastic material, the shell comprising a base plate, an edge of the base plate bending upwardly with respect to the base plate and forming an enclosure plate, at least one separator being disposed on the base plate inside of the enclosure plate, the base plate, the enclosure plate and the at least one separator cooperatively defining a plurality of isolation areas;
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- a metal cladding layer formed on outer surfaces of the base plate, the enclosure plate and the at least one separator.
The protective cover as claimed in claim 19, wherein the protective cover additionally comprises an electrically conductive adhesive applied to top surfaces of the enclosure plate and the at least one separator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.