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Article: Growing EMI shield uses could benefit Chomerics.(Brief Article)
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- Rubber & Plastics News
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- March 25, 2002
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Increased telematics and electrical systems in vehicles could mean new business for Parker Hannifin Corp.'s Chomerics Division.
Its electromagnetic interference products-including glass-impregnated silicone-are under evaluation for automotive uses beyond their traditional navigational systems and cellular telecommunications applications.
``In the automotive industry they're just learning about it,'' said Charlene Anderson, market manager for the division. ``They might know about a foil tape, which is a pretty basic method of shielding that you see, but we've got much more.''
The silicone EMI shields could have application inside the vehicle, ...