Electromagnetic Shielding

Electromagnetic shielding involves blocking or reducing electromagnetic fields to prevent interference or protect sensitive devices. It uses materials like metal or conductive fabrics that reflect, absorb, or divert electromagnetic energy, ensuring that unwanted signals do not penetrate or escape. This process is essential in protecting electronic equipment from noise, maintaining signal integrity, and safeguarding against electromagnetic interference from external sources. Effective shielding depends on the material's properties, thickness, and the frequency of the electromagnetic waves involved. It is widely used in electronics, telecommunications, and shielding enclosures to ensure reliable and safe operation.