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Old November 9th 03, 02:18 AM
Dave Platt
 
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In article ,
Avery Fineman wrote:

I've seen a fair amount of electronic hardware over the last half
century and haven't encountered any equipment operating below
1 GHz that used any sort of "RF-absorbing" material.


I've seen ads in an EMI-related trade magazine for a ferrite (or
ferrite-loaded polymer I suppose) material, in the form of an
adhesive-backed sheet which can be cut and then stuck onto the tops of
ICs (CPUs, DSPs) or placed between adjacent circuit boards, to help
reduce unwanted emissions. I don't know whether this stuff's useful
frequency range goes low enough for the OP's needs, but it might be
worth a look.

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