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The developing requirements for the shielding of electrical conductors is discussed. A wire braid shield is illustrated, and a formula for calculating the coverage of this type of shield is presented. Tinned copper, aluminum, and stainless steel wires can be used for the braid.
The developing requirements for the shielding of electrical conductors is discussed. A wire braid shield is illustrated, and a formula for calculating the coverage of this type of shield is presented. Tinned copper, aluminum, and stainless steel wires can be used for the braid.
| Author(s) | Delmonte, J., Naval Aircraft Factory |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products10(6): 238-239 1935 |
| Year | 1935 |
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