Electrically-conductive foam emi shield
AssigneeParker-Hannifin Corporation
InventorsMichael H. Bunyan, George R. Watchko, William G. Lionetta
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AssigneeParker-Hannifin Corporation
InventorsMichael H. Bunyan, George R. Watchko, William G. Lionetta
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An EMI shield having at least one compartment for enclosing circuitry of an electronic device. The shield includes a resilient layer of a thermoformable, electrically-conductive foam, the layer having first surface and a second surface defining a thickness dimension therebetween, and the layer having an interior portion surrounded by a perimeter portion. The interior portion of the layer is compressed through the thickness dimension thereof to form a top wall portion of the shield, with the thickness dimension of the perimeter portion extending downwardly from the top wall portion to form a side wall portion of the shield which together with the top wall portion defines at least a portion of the compartment.
A method of EMI shielding electronic circuitry of an electronic device by enclosing the circuitry within an EMI shield having at least one compartment, the method comprising the steps of:
An EMI shield having at least on compartment for enclosing circuitry of an electronic device, the shield comprising a resilient layer of a thermoformable, electrically-conductive foam, the layer having first surface and a second surface defining a thickness dimension therebetween, and the layer having an interior portion surrounded by a perimeter portion, the interior portion of the layer being compressed through the thickness dimension thereof to form a top wall portion of the shield, the thickness dimension of the perimeter portion extending downwardly from the top wall portion to form a side wall portion of the shield which together with the top wall portion defines at least a portion of the compartment.
An assembly for the EMI shielding of circuitry of an electronic device, the assembly comprising:
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