US 6,659,800 B1 · Interface connector for protecting against electromagnetic interference

Abstract

The present invention relates to an interface connector for protecting against electromagnetic interference. The interface connector includes a layer of insulating coating of mylar or other heat-resisting polyester. An elastic flexible portion is formed by wrapping the insulating coating at the center or at least one end thereof. In addition, the layer of insulating coating has metal sputter coating against magnetic discharge. The metal coating after sputtering treatment is uniform in thickness and pore-free so that the impedance of the whole surface is consistent to effectively protect against electromagnetic interference between the external and the self-producing electromagnetic waves. Furthermore, it's not required to wrap the conducting adhesive tape so that the processing procedure can be simplified and the production cost can be reduced.

Claims7

Dependent claims

An interface connector for protecting against electromagnetic interference comprising:

a) an interface connector;
b) two connectors electrically connected to opposing ends of the interface connector to transmit signals therebetween;
c) a metal protection piece connected to a top of each connector;
d) an insulating wrapping layer formed around the interface connector, the insulating wrapping layer being a transparent and heat resistant polyester material;
e) an elastic flexible portion formed on a pre-determined part of the interface connector;
and
f) a metallic coating layer sputter-coated on the insulating wrapping layer and the elastic flexible portion, such that an antimagnetic insulation is created.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Interface connector for protecting against electromagnetic interference

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Interface connector for protecting against electromagnetic interference

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Abstract

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