GB/T 35674-2017
ActiveGeneral technical requirements for electromagnetic shielding all-round conductive foam
电磁屏蔽用全方位导电海绵通用技术要求
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GB/T 35674-2017 specifies the general technical requirements for electromagnetic shielding all-round conductive foam, including material composition, electrical conductivity, shielding effectiveness, and physical durability. It is applied in the manufacturing and quality testing of conductive foam used in electronic devices, telecommunications equipment, and industrial electronics to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) in enclosures, gaskets, and sealing applications. This standard ensures consistent performance for engineers and procurement professionals selecting materials for EMI shielding in sectors like consumer electronics, automotive, and aerospace.
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