What Is a Faraday Isolator?
A Faraday isolator is a material that is less susceptible to the influence of electromagnetic fields.
Faraday isolators have molecular structures that are less affected by magnetic fields, making it difficult for external electromagnetic waves or electrical signals to penetrate them. As a result, the impact of charges or currents caused by magnetic fields can be minimized. Faraday isolators are suitable for isolating and protecting electrical circuits and electronic devices.
Examples of Faraday isolators include plastics and glasses that do not contain metals or conductive materials. These materials have properties that make it difficult for electricity to pass through. Therefore, they are used as insulating materials to prevent electrical interference or malfunctions when used as components in electrical circuits or electronic devices.