Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a printed circuit board assembly including a printed circuit board, a first shielding structure located on a first surface of the printed circuit board and having a first extension element extending from the first shielding structure and through a first hole in the printed circuit board, a second shielding structure located on a second surface of the printed circuit board. According to at least one embodiment on the present disclosure, a first contacting element of the first extension element makes a mechanical and electrical contact between the first shielding structure and the second shielding structure in a contact region entirely located outside the first hole from which the first extension element is extending through.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided that includes a vertical chassis wall having an aperture; a horizontal circuit board that extends toward the vertical chassis wall; an F-connector connected to the horizontal circuit board on a first side and extending out of the vertical chassis wall through the aperture; and an inner shield that shields a radiofrequency circuit components mounted on the first side of the circuit board. The inner shield includes tabs that extend partially into solder plated clearance holes in the horizontal circuit board and are reflow-soldered into the clearance holes. The tabs have distal ends that terminate between a plane of the first side and a plane of a second side of the circuit board.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for shielding electrical components mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference by reducing the dissipation of heat away from solder joints. In an embodiment of the invention a radio frequency (RF) shield for a printed circuit board comprises a shield for RF shielding a portion of the PCB having electronic components mounted thereon. The shield has a first portion and a second portion, wherein the first portion has a reduced cross sectional area, for reducing heat conduction between the first and the second portion when the first portion of the shield is inserted into a first plurality of holes in the PCB, for soldering the first portion of the shield to a copper foil of the PCB.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for shielding electrical components mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference by reducing the dissipation of heat away from solder joints. In an embodiment of the invention a radio frequency (RF) shield for a printed circuit board comprises a shield for RF shielding a portion of the PCB having electronic components mounted thereon. The shield has a first portion and a second portion, wherein the first portion has a reduced cross sectional area, for reducing heat conduction between the first and the second portion when the first portion of the shield is inserted into a first plurality of holes in the PCB, for soldering the first portion of the shield to a copper foil of the PCB.