Electromagnetic shielding configuration
AssigneeFinisar Corporation
InventorsTat Ming Teo, Jinxiang Liu
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Abstract
An electromagnetic shielding configuration comprising a first electrically conductive wall having a first surface and a second electrically conductive wall having a second surface. The first surface is oppositely disposed from the second surface, wherein interfacing of the first conductive wall and the second conductive wall forms an enclosure wall. The first surface comprises at least one stepped edge forming a plurality of surfaces of unequal lateral displacement, and a corrugated surface on at least one of the plurality of surfaces, the corrugated surface formed by a series of apices extending radially from the first surface. The second surface is substantially a conjugate of the first surface.
Claims17
An electromagnetic shielding configuration comprising:
- a first electrically conductive wall having a first surface;
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- a second electrically conductive wall having a second surface, wherein the first surface is oppositely disposed from the second surface, and wherein the interfacing of the first conductive wall and the second conductive wall forms an enclosure wall, and wherein the first surface comprises:
- at least one stepped edge forming a plurality of surfaces of unequal lateral displacement;
- a corrugated surface on at least one of the plurality of surfaces, the corrugated surface formed by a series of apices extending radially from the first surface;
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- the second surface is substantially a conjugate of the first surface.
An electromagnetic shielding configuration comprising:
- a first electrically conductive wall having a first surface;
- a second electrically conductive wall having a second surface, wherein the first surface is oppositely disposed from the second surface and the interfacing of the first conductive wall and the second conductive wall forms an enclosure wall;
- the first surface comprising a corrugated surface formed by a series of apices extending radially from the first surface;
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- the second surface is substantially a conjugate of the first surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.