On 1/19/22 5:04 AM, chris_group_mail via groups.io wrote:
It's possible to get conductive 3D printer filament. The conductivity is quoted as 15 ohm - cm, would that work for shielding?
Chris
That might be better described as semiconductive.? Copper is 1.62 microohm-cm resistivity. So the shielding mechanism for something printed might be more "lossy" than "shielded"
