Abstract
Shielding of electromagnetic low frequency field can be performed by means of conductive sheets. These sheets have a thickness which is usually two or three orders of magnitude lower than their other dimensions, thus their effects must be modeled by means of special numerical techniques. In this paper, two integral formulations for the analysis of conductive shields are presented: one is two‐dimensional and is based on a multiconductor system, while the other, three‐dimensional, is based on a finite formulation of electromagnetic fields. Once these analysis tools have been introduced, this paper presents the study of different shielding systems and a problem of optimal exploitation of conductive material.
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