I believe 3M makes the cable and connectors. It's not pretty and the cable
becomes stiff and unwieldy. Expensive too.

I would ask the group to comment on how successful and how expensive the
band-aid approach to solving EMI problems.

Fred Townsend
DC to Light


McInturff, Gary wrote: 

        We have a poor design handed to us and trying to figure out the easiest 
way
of adding some shielding with having to modify enclosures etc. 

         

        I have a cable shielding need between a video display and a base unit – 
but
the connectors are located inside the respective housings so I can’t use
bulkhead style connectors. I’ve got the mechanical guys looking at a
flexible – “conduit” between the units but I’m also interested in
shielded flat cable and PC mount connections. Anybody have a source they’ve
used in the past? 

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