Electromagnetic interference can have fatal consequences for sensitive technology. If you want to find out how electromagnetically shielding adhesives can provide protection for sensitive electronics, then read the brand new technical article “Electromagnetically shielding adhesives based on carbon allotropes” by SKZ-KFE gGmbH and the Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology IWS. Now available digitally from the 7th edition of the Almanach Kleben & Dichten!
A brief insight:
"Who doesn't know them, the interference noise in loudspeakers during incoming cell phone calls. In recent years, however, it has become clear that electromagnetic interference can also pose a serious threat to electronic devices. Microelectrical devices are used in a variety of safety-critical applications. Even brief interference with sensitive electronic components in cars or intensive care devices can endanger human lives. Electromagnetically shielding adhesives offer interesting solutions here."
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Electromagnetically shielding adhesives offer protection for sensitive electronics
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: What are electromagnetic shielding adhesives?
Answer: Electromagnetic shielding adhesives are specialized adhesives that protect electronic devices from disruptive electromagnetic fields. They contain conductive materials, such as carbon allotropes, which help divert electrical interference and stabilize sensitive components.
Question: How do these adhesives protect sensitive electronics?
Answer: These adhesives create a conductive barrier that shields against electromagnetic waves. This protects microelectronics and safety-critical devices from malfunctions or damage caused by electromagnetic interference.
Question: In which areas are these adhesives used?
Answer: They are mainly used in safety-critical applications such as automotive technology, medical devices, and consumer electronics. Wherever electromagnetic interference could compromise device performance, these adhesives provide reliable protection.
Question: What are the benefits of adhesives with carbon allotropes?
Answer: Adhesives with carbon allotropes combine high conductivity with flexibility. They enable effective shielding without additional metal parts and can be easily applied to complex electronic assemblies.
Question: Who is the target audience for the article on shielding adhesives?
Answer: The article is aimed at engineers, developers, and researchers in electronics, automotive, and medical technology. It provides in-depth insights into current solutions for electromagnetic shielding with practical application examples.