Mech Mount - Several solderless through hole attachment designs whereby the pins maintain constant electrical contact with PTH (plated through holes). This enables cans to attached or be removed and replaced a limited number of times, without the need for a further thermal excursion.
Design features for attenuation and noise reduction
‘Quiet’ Venting - As devices carry more power, they generate more heat and require ever more cooling. The addition of a shielding may raise the operating temperature of the device past the critical limit.
Perforations have been made in shielding cans for many years, the maximum permissible dimension being a function of the device frequency and the level of attenuation desired. Contact MAJR for optimization.
Quiet venting can increase the open area of a can for optimum cooling by perforating a pattern of very small holes, effectively a mesh, into both the walls and tops of cans. This process also reduces the ‘maximum linear dimension’ to improve attenuation performance and does not add significantly to the part cost of the can. To perforate the walls of a ‘drawn’ can requires multi-stage tooling which can be costly.
Quiet venting also has the additional benefit of enabling some vision systems to ‘look’ inside the can to check component existence and correct placement.
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