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Faraday cage

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Faraday cage
A container made of a conductor, such as wire mesh or metal plates, shielding what it encloses from external electric fields. Since the conductor is an equipotential, there are no potential differences inside the container. The metal hull of an aircraft acts as a faraday cage, protecting its occupants from lightning. Faraday cages are used to protect electronic equipment from such electrical interference as electromagnetic interference. Also called Faraday shield.
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The copper bands of their early Signal Box 4 Auf dem Wolf--which both become three-dimensional and transform from sealed to perforate through rotation from vertical to horizontal--were ostensibly designed to function as a Faraday cage as well as a visual screen.
Precious metal: a new era of bespoke systems of structure and ... by Lecuyer, Annette / The Architectural Review
To further enhance the screening around the connectors, a series of flexible metal contacts are used to ground the cage to the PCB, thus surrounding the connector with an effective Faraday cage to provide maximum EMI protection.
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Just as the sinuous copper cladding of the Signal Box 4 Auf dem Wolf in Basle also acts as a Faraday cage to protect the electronic equipment inside, so the skin of Dominus is both handsome and functional.
Steel, stone and sky by Lecuyer, Annette / The Architectural Review
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