Radio frequency (rf) shielding and acoustic insulation door

A door assembly adapted to provide radio frequency (RF) shielding and acoustic insulation, comprising:

• a door comprising a body portion and a first RF shielding material disposed along a peripheral edge region of a side of the body portion;
• and
• a frame hingedly connected to the door and defining an opening sized to receive the door, the frame comprising a cover portion and a jamb portion,
• wherein the frame further comprises a second RF shielding material positioned between the cover portion and the jamb portion and a further RF shielding material disposed within one or more internal cavities of the cover portion of the frame,
• wherein the further RF shielding material is conductively coupled to the cover portion and to the second RF shielding material such that, when the body portion of the door is closed against the frame, the first RF shielding material and the second RF shielding material conductively engage to define at least part of a continuous RF-shielding boundary around and across a periphery of the opening defined by the frame, and
• wherein the further RF shielding material electrically participates in the RF-shielding boundary.

A door assembly adapted to provide radio frequency (RF) shielding and acoustic insulation, comprising:

• a door comprising a body portion and a first RF shielding material disposed along a peripheral edge region of a side of the body portion;
• and
• a frame hingedly connected to the door and defining an opening sized to receive the door, the frame comprising a cover portion and a jamb portion,
• wherein the frame further comprises a second RF shielding material positioned between the cover portion and the jamb portion, a third RF shielding material disposed within the jamb portion, and a fourth RF shielding material disposed within one or more internal cavities of the cover portion of the frame,
• wherein the third RF shielding material is conductively coupled to the second RF shielding material such that, when the body portion of the door is closed against the frame, the first RF shielding material, the second RF shielding material, and the third RF shielding material conductively engage and together form at least part of a continuous RF-shielding boundary around and across a periphery of the door assembly, and
• wherein the fourth RF shielding material electrically participates in the RF-shielding boundary.