W. Drew Peregrim
Abstract
A test method for measuring the radio-frequency shielding ability of materials and gaskets is discussed. This test method is called the slot aperture test (SAT). This method was developed to reduce the variability of results common to existing test methods, improve the test range, and reduce the required sample size.>
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A test method for measuring the radio-frequency shielding ability of materials and gaskets is discussed. This test method is called the slot aperture test (SAT). This method was developed to reduce the variability of results common to existing test methods, improve the test range, and reduce the required sample size.>
Key concepts: Gasket, Electromagnetic shielding, Test (biology), Radio frequency, Test method, Computer science, Range (aeronautics), Engineering