On Mar 10, 4:56*pm, Art Unwin wrote:
On Mar 9, 7:58*pm, tom wrote:



. The Faraday shield as a single
wall still has a blocking action as fields can encircle the wall but
it cannot protect all. It does however protect the rear surface from
field impingement and the field usually will connefct to a alternate
surface leaving a void directly behind the shielding wall.

That is nonsense.

The Faraday shield is defined as an enclosure, The Faraday Cage.

The Faraday shield on the other hand is an enclosure that shields the
inside from encroachment on the outside such that fields do not
interfere with activities within.


Faraday conveyed his ideas in clear and simple language. Something
Unwin is incapable of.