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Conductive Elastomers: Silicone vs. Fluorosilicone Will Your Hardened Enclosure Remain Effective in Harsh Environments?
Conductive Silicones are often an essential component for hardened boxes and enclosures where environmental sealing and EMI/RFI shielding is required. The typical silicone-based gaskets and seals are impregnated with nickel, silver, copper, aluminum or other conductive particles to give non-conductive silicone their conductivity while providing IP rated environmental sealing that is required in many military…
Read MoreData Center Defense: RFI / EMI Shielding Design
Enclosure Shielding Can Be Your First Line Of Defense for Data Centers Against RFI and EMI Engineers and designers know that RFI and EMI can wreak havoc in data centers, SCIFs, and equipment enclosures of all scopes and sizes. In this post, we’ll discuss your first line of defense against unwanted access and egress of…
Read MoreNavigating Galvanic Corrosion in EMI Shielding—Insights and Resources
We’ve Been Getting A Lot Of Questions Recently About Solutions For Navigating Galvanic Corrosion In EMI Shielding Design. And we’ll provide answers and design resources for EMI and RFI professionals in this post. Here’s what we’re going to cover: You asked for solutions, and we’re delivering. So let’s get started with the basics. Galvanic Corrosion—The…
Read MoreGalvanic Compatibility Interactive & Chart
What metal is compatible with _____? Answer this common design engineer question fast with MAJR’s Galvanic Compatibility Interactive. Try the easy to use interactive which walks you through the process in seconds to help you identify the least corrosive metal combinations for your design.
Read MoreWater Jet Cutting for Complex Designs
MAJR utilizes a waterjet cutting process to aid in the fabrication of many custom products including honeycomb vent panels, waveguides and EMI gaskets. This involves high pressure water that is forced through a small nozzle (0.010″ to 0.015″ in diameter) to produce a very precise cut of the desired media. Benefits of the Water Jet Method…
Read MoreConductive Rubber for EMI/RFI Shielding & Environmental Protection
Conductive rubber may be one of your most valuable assets when engineering for civilian or military projects. It can help you achieve both EMI shielding and environmental protection of your application to required specifications. It can also be cut or shaped to your needs, making it very versatile. Conductive rubber could be one of those…
Read MoreEnvironmental Considerations for EMIÂ Â Shielding – A Product Selection Guide
Download this flowchart and product selection guide to assist with identifying the right EMI Shielding product for: outdoor exposure or indoor use, commercial vs military specifications, varying temperatures, NEMA or IP standards, and marine or land desert applications. This is the downloadable/printable version of our interactive guide. This tool was developed by MAJR Products V.P.…
Read MoreAn Easy Way to Calculate a Microwave Wavelength in Inches
Download this free technical article on an alternative (and easier!) way to calculate microwave wavenlength in inches, developed by MAJR Products V.P. of electical engineering, Mike Oliver. It looks like Javascript isn’t enabled in your browser. Please enable it in order to fill out this form.
Read MoreTesting for EMC Compliance: Approaches and Techniques
Download this free technical article on EMI testing techniques and approaches to various EMC issues. Originally developed for and presented to the IEEE EMC Society, Pittsburgh Chaper by Ed Nakauchi. It looks like Javascript isn’t enabled in your browser. Please enable it in order to fill out this form.
Read MoreConductive Rubber: What It Is and Where It’s Used
MAJR Products Corporation Vice President of Electrical/EMC Engineering, Michael J. Oliver, authored this white paper. The white paper covers everything from the different types of conductive elastomers to usage in different environments to temperature, hardness and shielding parameters. Download White Paper It looks like Javascript isn’t enabled in your browser. Please enable it in order…
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