Magnetically permeable electrostatic shield

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H05F 1/02 (2006.01) H05F 3/00 (2006.01) H05K 9/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2121366

2121366 9309650 PCTABS00022 A permeable electrostatic shielding method and apparatus is disclosed that is suitable for use in shielding portable electronic devices such as calculators, smart cards and radios. Such electronic devices require protection from the electrostatic discharge occurring when a user accumulates an electrostatic charge and contacts a conducting surface of the electronic device. The resulting electrostatic discharge creates capacitively-coupled voltage transients in the digital circuits within the electronic device. The present invention prevents local charge accumulation on the surfaces of such electronic devices, which transmit and receive electromagnetic radio waves, without blocking the electromagnetic radiation essential to device function. One embodiment of this permeable electrostatic shield is formed by depositing a conductive layer of controlled thickness comprising a plurality of closely-spaced conductors that are electrically connected at one end to form a practical electrostatic shield permeable to RF electromagnetic radiation above 15 MHz.

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