At 10:00 AM 6/4/2003 +0100, you wrote:
> > I see occasionally in tv sets and the like aluminum (?) shields or
> > screens covering a particularly sensitive (or radiating!) sections of
> > circuitry.  My question is ... are these available anywhere?  Or are
> > they typically something that is made in a metal shop along with
> > whatever chassy metalwork that needs to be done?
>
>These are probably designed for the project rather than a standard item
>bought in.

I've seen some "modular" metal shielding but can't remember where. It
was too expensive to be used in consumer equipment, but not totally
unreasonable (maybe a few dollars US for a complete box/cover) for
fancy low-volume stuff. It was tin-plated and solderable into the board.


Best regards,

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