P-1418-C

The shield can, an indispensable component in electronic devices, is mainly used for shielding electronic signals. Its core function lies in dual protection: it can effectively block external electromagnetic waves from interfering with internal circuits to ensure stable operation of the circuits; and it can prevent electromagnetic waves generated internally from radiating outward, avoiding impact on other devices.

It is widely used in many fields such as mobile phones, GPS and so on, playing a key shielding role for components on PCB boards and LCMs. In terms of material selection, common ones include 0.2mm thick stainless steel and nickel silver, among which nickel silver is favored for its easy soldering. In terms of structure, there are one-piece non-detachable types with low cost, and two-piece detachable types, which are convenient for research and development, testing and maintenance. In addition, the shield can is also equipped with structures such as ventilation holes for heat dissipation and air pressure balance, ensuring stable performance of the device in complex environments.