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  >Passive Components and Fasteners

    

Processes  •Hot-chamber die casting   •Cold-chamber die       casting   •Thixomolding

Characteristics  •Light Weight30% lighter than aluminum  •Vibration Damping Ideal for reducing the noise and      vibration  •EMI/ RFI Shielding  •Dent and Corrosion Resistance Heat Sink Capabilities

    Metals Versus Plastics for EMI Shielding
   1) Metals are inherently conductive and therefore reflect and absorb EMI to an  
       appreciable degree.
   2) Plastics are inherently isolative and thus transparent to electromagnetic
       radiation.
   3) Plastic enclosures must rely on surface modification or incorporation of metal   
       particles to satisfy shielding requirements.
   4) Both of these approaches carry significant cost penalties, with the latter also
       leading to decreased tool (die) life. 
    
   Applications of Magnesium Alloys parts:   

ELECTRONICS	AUTOMOTIVE
Housing & enclosures	Crankcase components
Consumer electronics	Throttle bodies
Computers	Housings/enclosures
Cellular telephones	Alternator housings
Electric tools	Transmission parts
Digital video cameras	Steering wheel
Disc drive enclosures	Pump housing
TV & monitor housings	Seat frames