Braided Shields

Braided shields are constructed by weaving small gauge wires into a tubular structure that surrounds the conductors of an electrical cable.  At low frequencies braided shields have shield transfer impedance equal to their dc resistance.  Braid shields inherently have numerous small apertures as a result of their construction.  At high frequencies leakage through these apertures results in an increase in shield transfer impedance with increasing frequency.

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