Schirmräume
Schirmräume, also known as "shielded rooms" or "Faraday cages," are enclosed spaces designed to block electromagnetic fields. These rooms are typically constructed with conductive materials, such as copper or aluminum, forming a continuous barrier that prevents the ingress or egress of electromagnetic radiation. The effectiveness of a Schirmraum depends on the conductivity of its materials, the integrity of its seams and connections, and the frequency of the electromagnetic fields it is intended to block.
The principle behind a Schirmraum is based on the Faraday effect, where the conductive material redistributes
Schirmräume find applications in various fields. In telecommunications and electronics, they are used to prevent interference