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EMC2 · 03-30-2002, 03:49 PM

For effective magnetic shielding you have to use something like an iron-nickel alloy or mumetal to construct a box to put it in.

If it's an EMI/RFI problem, then you can put it in a copper or copper plated enclosure (basically a Faraday cage). If the EMI/RFI is the problem and it's reaching your monitor through the power connections, then you have to put filters on the power to pump or run it off a seperately filtered supply.

But a far easier way is to move you monitor farther away

03-30-2002, 03:49 PM	#2
EMC2 Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dark Side of the Moon Posts: 365	For effective magnetic shielding you have to use something like an iron-nickel alloy or mumetal to construct a box to put it in. If it's an EMI/RFI problem, then you can put it in a copper or copper plated enclosure (basically a Faraday cage). If the EMI/RFI is the problem and it's reaching your monitor through the power connections, then you have to put filters on the power to pump or run it off a seperately filtered supply. But a far easier way is to move you monitor farther away