it really depends on what kind of "impulse" you wish to lower
the basic idea is that a wave, when it hits a metal plate, will generate currents that will then "emit again" if they are not "short circuited.
so, a metal box, with all the sides in pretty good contact gets you close to a shield
the "more conductive" the metal, the faster the currents short circuit ....
it really depends on what kind of "impulse" you wish to lower
the basic idea is that a wave, when it hits a metal plate, will generate currents that will then "emit again" if they are not "short circuited.
so, a metal box, with all the sides in pretty good contact gets you close to a shield
the "more conductive" the metal, the faster the currents short circuit ....
Trying to block waves from outside the apartment.
Trying to block waves from outside the apartment.
ist it your apartment ? meaning, can you do some serious carpenter work ?
the best feasible thing is to "shield" a room, but even that is all to be seen how effective it is
if you are trying to protect from EMP (atomic, russian) .... forget it
we have no idea, we just go back to stone age, or before that
ist it your apartment ? meaning, can you do some serious carpenter work ?
the best feasible thing is to "shield" a room, but even that is all to be seen how effective it is
if you are trying to protect from EMP (atomic, russian) .... forget it
we have no idea, we just go back to stone age, or before that
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