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Copper. Copper is one of the most effective materials used in RF shields. While copper can be relatively expensive, it provides highly effective conduction, absorption and attenuation of incoming RF signals.

The common metal RF shielding materials are copper, aluminum, nickel silver, pre-tin plated steel, and Mu-metal. Elastomers and textile fibers can also be used as an RF shielding material by making them conductive first by adding metal fillers and coating.

Steel is another commonly used metal for RF shielding. Although, steel-based alloys show magnetic field shielding capability, this type of shielding doesn't offer as high of attenuation as copper and aluminum can.

The two most common causes of interference are transmitters and electrical equipment.

Placing the transmitter or receiver in a fully enclosed container made of highly conductive metal, such as was done in this activity, is the most efficient way to interfere with radio waves.

Does Aluminum Foil Protect Against Radio Frequency Radiation? Aluminum foil does block, or shield, radio frequency waves. Since the Aluminum is a conductor of electricity, it forms a barrier often called a Faraday Cage, entirely stopping the radio waves. You can try this for yourself.

Does Aluminum Foil Protect Against Radio Frequency Radiation? Aluminum foil does block, or shield, radio frequency waves. Since the Aluminum is a conductor of electricity, it forms a barrier often called a Faraday Cage, entirely stopping the radio waves. You can try this for yourself.

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