Are we talking ohms or ohms per square? 

If it's ohms per square, .3 or .4 seems a little high 
for a metal sheet.  Depending upon alot of factors, 
I'm used to Cu conductive coating on plastic running 
roughly just a little less than this and Ni conductive 
coating on plastic running just under an ohm. 

Doug 

On Wed, 14 Oct 1998 b...@namg.us.anritsu.com wrote:

> Hi Nancy,
> 
> The following is my two cents worth. Please correct me.
> >I have done a ohms test on the two materials.  Both testing at .3 to .4 
> ohms.
> > My customer has already gone through their EMI Testing...
> 
> It seems to me that only data of .3 and .4 ohms is not enough. We still 
> don't know the thickness of the coating, and also the data is only DC value 
> instead of RF value. Do you know how much margins of the EMI test your 
> customer has got with the original case?  Even though we know all necessary 
> data, it's still very hard to say what role the conductivity plays in the 
> final EMI profile of the EUT, which depends on too many parameters. 
> 
> We have to do some test. If your customer was reluctant to redo the EMI 
> test, can you suggest a Shielding Effectiveness (SE) comparison test? The 
> test needs only two empty cases with a comb generator inside. The SE test 
> results are straightforward to convince your customer.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Barry Ma
> 
> 
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> Original Text
> From: <ed.pr...@cubic.com>, on 10/14/98 1:17 PM:
> Hello Group!
> 
> The following is a non-member post which was submitted to the admins, but 
> which really ought to be posted. (If you post a reply, remember to copy 
> Ludvigsen, but not me.)
> 
> ------------------------
>   From: Nancy Ludvigsen <nludvig...@emtengineering.com>
>   Subject: Conductivity Question
>   Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 15:53:56 -0500 
>   To: "'ed.pr...@cubic.com'" <ed.pr...@cubic.com>, 
> "'j...@gwmail.monarch.com'" <j...@gwmail.monarch.com>
> 
> 
> > Hi Guys:  I am a manufacturers rep. for a sheet metal fabricator.  I have 
> a customer that is currently manufacturing an enclosure our or Galvannel.  
> This unit is welded and they are not currently painting over the welded 
> areas. This will cause corrosion over time.  
> > 
> > I am suggesting that they go to a zinc plated cold rolled steel for a 
> better finish, and also our buying power is suited for steel.   
> > 
> > My customer has already gone through their EMI Testing and is hesitant to 
> change to zinc plated cold rolled steel because they do not know the 
> difference in conductivity between the two materials.    
> > 
> > I have done a ohms test on the two materials.  Both testing at .3 to .4 
> ohms.  
> > 
> > Can you direct me to a source to get more information on the conductivity 
> of the two metal finishes?  Or give me more direction as to how to address 
> this issue?  
> > 
> > Any information is greatly appreciated.   Thank you in advance.  
> > 
> > Nancy
> > 
> 
> 
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> Cubic Defense Systems
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> Date: 10/14/1998
> Time: 12:17:52
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