Electromagnetic shield for electrical circuit

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Miscellaneous

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439 92, 174 35GC, H05K 900, H01R 466, H01R 13648

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ABSTRACT:
An electromagnetic shield for absorbing electromagnetic energy generated by a circuit disposed upn a circuit board. The shield is comprised of a thermally conductive material to further provide heat-sink capabilites. Clip members releasably fastened to a flange projecting from a shielding surface formed by the shield are aligned with the ground plane of a circuit board. By maintaining the shield in a confronting relationship with the circuit board, the clip members are caused to maintain the shielding surface in electrical contact with the circuit.

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Tinnerman Brand Fasteners Catalog No. 7000F, pp. 38 and 41, copyright 1987 Eaton Corporation.

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