Effective electromagnetic interference shielding for electronic equipment
Sheedy, B.
Medical Device Technology 14(9): 39-41
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 1048-6690 PMID: 14682024 Document Number: 557044
With the development of tough, durable compounds, plastics are the preferred material for electronic equipment housings. The availability of economical, effective coating materials that can give plastics some of the desirable properties lost in the switch from metals are helping to allow the design of reliable medical equipment.
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