Hi,
I am doing a research on a sensitive analog circuit project. I havent got much experience, but I know that using an EMI shield is a considerable move (it would not compensate for the poor layout, but presumably improve the circuit.) I noticed that some EMI shields are solid and some of them have holes inside. Is there any theory behind the hole diameter and wavelength ratio, or is it just reducing the material consumption in large production quantities? Is there any difference in the functionality. Does EMI shield thickness play any role in the shielding quality? Thank you in advance.
I am doing a research on a sensitive analog circuit project. I havent got much experience, but I know that using an EMI shield is a considerable move (it would not compensate for the poor layout, but presumably improve the circuit.) I noticed that some EMI shields are solid and some of them have holes inside. Is there any theory behind the hole diameter and wavelength ratio, or is it just reducing the material consumption in large production quantities? Is there any difference in the functionality. Does EMI shield thickness play any role in the shielding quality? Thank you in advance.

