Measured Transfer Impedance of Braid and Convoluted Shields

Hofstra, J.S.; Dinallo, Michael Anthony; Hoeft, L.O.

doi:10.1109/isemc.1982.7567797

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“…These problems resulted in difficulty with the accuracy and repeatability in the measurements. From a literature search, which was conducted to identify appropriate testing configurations, the surface transfer impedance of the cable was found to be an effective method of determining the shielding characteristics associated with cabling [1,2]. The surface transfer impedance (Z T ) has been found to be a useful measures of the intrinsic shielding capabilities for cable shields primarily because it is not dependent upon the test setup.…”

Section: Braided Wire Shieldmentioning

confidence: 99%

EMP Shielding Using Multilayer Film

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Section: Braided Wire Shieldmentioning

confidence: 99%