Shielding Low Frequency Magnetic Fields

[@disasterprepper]

Excellent information, thank you.

[@narotica1]

is it possible to shield static magnetic fields? and if so would they require similar materials to the low frequency magnetic fields or would ferrous material be good ?

[@OMICRONLabTutorials]

Static and low-frequency magnetic fields are similar. A material with high magnetic permeability can be used to shield such a magnetic field.

[@BrentLeVasseur]

What would be the best shielding to protect circuitry in close proximity to a high voltage Tesla coil? Copper or Aluminum?

[@OMICRONLabTutorials]

Please get in contact with the presenter directly. Thanks!

[@SaeedAkbarivash]

Thank you Arturo

[@Sci-Co555]

Please write me the name of the lab and name of the material used plssssss

[@OMICRONLabTutorials]

Can you please be more specific?

[@Sci-Co555]

@@OMICRONLabTutorials what matterial did you use the kitetic magnetic something in the video

[@OMICRONLabTutorials]

@@Sci-Co555 Please get in contact with Arturo directly. He has done the experiments and knows the details about the material. His contact e-mail is in the presentation. Thanks!

[@f.vazquez9259]

​@@Sci-Co555Co-netic sheet or foil, from Magnetic Shield Corporation.

[@paulpaulzadeh6172]

very nice , I had issue form 50Hz to 1Khz which came from bridge rectifier , using Mu metal cost a lot , but I used galvanize metal sheet. quit effective around 20dB decreasing leakage on my neighboring circuits.

[@OMICRONLabTutorials]

Thanks for sharing

[@arthurbradley2769]

This is a very nice presentation on the fundamentals of shielding. Thank you.