Gore, W. L., & Associates, Inc.
Newark, DE 19711
Feb 04, 2003 Multi-cavity, board-level snapSHOT™ is made of metallized, thermoformed plastic. It installs and removes easily and accommodates intricately shaped designs. Electrically insulated on inside, shield allows for significant thickness reduction over conventional shielding. Unit is attached to PCB panel using BGA spheres. Packaged in bulk, trays, and in tape and reel, shield can be installed using manual, semi-automated, and fully automated equipment.

Molex Fiber Optics Div. Of Molex, Inc.
Downers Grove, IL 60515
Oct 30, 2002 Adapters increase shielding effectiveness to greater than -50 dB at 4 GHz while external shutter system provides dust protection and eye safety features. Constructed of die cast bodies with EMI gasket that seals adapter to panel, units are available in 2 mounting orientations: straight and 45° angled. Additional mounting flexibility is provided via optional screw or snap mounting style adapters. EMI adapters include SC, LC, and MPO styles.

Samtec, Inc.
New Albany, IN 47151 1147
Oct 24, 2002 OptoCage™ SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) cages complement 20-pin connectors (MECT series). With one-piece design, EMI suppression characteristics, and rigid materials and construction, OptoCage ensures stability and retention force. SMT connectors and cages (including press-fit, PCI press-fit, and solder lead versions) are designed to exact SFP specification, making them compatible with all make and model SFP optical transceivers and patch cables.

Lindgren R.F. Enclosures, Inc. An ESCO Technologies Co.
Glendale Heights, IL 60139 4019
Oct 02, 2002 Single Knife Edge Door features precision formed knife edge, recessed contact mechanism, and two-point latching system. Standard door measures 3 x 7 ft, has 20-min fire rating, and provides shielding attenuation levels of 110 dB at frequencies up to 1 GHz, 100 dB up to 18 GHz. Custom sizes up to 25 x 25 ft are available. Ideal for heavy industrial environments, modular, welded, and pan-formed RF shielded enclosures, and anechoic chambers.

RTP Co.
Winona, MN 55987
Sep 17, 2002 Radiopaque compounds can be formulated to be visible under x-ray imaging, as shield to protect people from x-ray generating sources, or to produce shielding components to enclose radiation-generating sources. Compared to lead, Radiopaque has similar radiation-shielding properties, ease of forming, and comparable density, without toxicity and disposal issues.

Maxwell Technologies, Inc.
San Diego, CA 92123
May 21, 2002 Xray-Pak™ radiation mitigation packaging shields integrated circuits in military satellites from radiation effects of nuclear blasts. It combines flexible, lightweight, metal packaging with shielding that protects microelectronic components, such as monolithic and multi-chip data converters, memory and logic devices, from X-ray emissions.

Zippertubing Co.
Los Angeles, CA 90061 0129
May 17, 2002 DVH-20 jacketing is constructed from medium-weight, flame-retardant PVC, laminated to both sides of polyester cloth. Reinforced construction provides resistance to wear, tears, and abrasion. Operating temperature is –40 to +85 deg C. Jacket is available for flat or round cable bundles from 3/8 to 4 in. in variety of colors.