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Windows were traditionally used as a means of building access and egress for RF signals. However, the drive towards building energy efficiency now means that windows are frequently coated with thin layers of Transparent Conductors (TCs). TCs can let visible light energy pass virtually un-attenuated, but reflect longer wavelengths (typically from the infrared region), to keep buildings warmer in colder...
The electromagnetic shielding effectiveness (SE) of EMI gaskets are typically measured using either an aperture attenuation method or a current injection method. The aperture attenuation method measures the radiated field that couple through the seam of an enclosure wall. The ratio of the field intensity levels measured with and without a gasket installed on a seam determines the SE. Since the impedance...
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