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Are there any ways to block signal interference?

2017-06-17View Original

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I’ve run into a problem recently: the extension cables of some vibration and displacement sensors are affected by signal interference from walkie-talkies used within a distance of one meter from them. Does anyone have any good solutions for this issue? At present, I’ve installed a 2-inch protective tube on the extension cables, but the shielding effect isn’t very good.
Reply #22017-06-17
If one can’t even build a simple thatched house, how can they expect to live in a magnetic house? Lol – Brother Pig, come up with a solution and let’s discuss it together. I’m thinking now whether using copper pipes for shielding might be a better option
Reply #32017-06-17
Could the magnetic ring cause magnetic field interference? Second, my extension cable is over 7 meters long, so using such a cover isn’t very practical
Reply #42017-06-17
The use of walkie-talkies is not allowed near our crew area, nor near the CCS cabinets

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