NASA NTRS · 20050177159
New Electromagnetic Interference Shielding Material Demonstrated
Abstract
A demonstration electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding cover that has a potential mass savings in excess of 80 percent over conventional aluminum has been fabricated and tested. It was the culmination of a 3-yr effort involving Hughes Space and Communications (Los Angeles), Applied Sciences, Inc. (Cedarville, Ohio), and the NASA Lewis Research Center. The cover was fabricated from a composite of polycyanate ester resin and graphite fibers that had been chemically modified by intercalation to enhance their electrical conductivity.
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Gaier, James R.. 1997-03-01. New Electromagnetic Interference Shielding Material Demonstrated. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050177159
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