ACS Applied Electronic Materials, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 7(1), P. 601 - 611
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Microwave absorption materials have been engineered with a range of desirable properties, including lightweight, thin profiles, broad bands, and strong capabilities. However, the complex service environment is posing challenges on microwave devices equipment structure deformation sensing, necessitating innovative solutions to maintain safe operation. Herein, 3D porous composite aerogel magnetic fibers reduced graphene oxide was designed prepared via freeze-drying method. This exhibits exceptional performance effective structural sensing The containing 11.11 wt % subjected heat treatment at 800 °C achieves remarkable minimum reflection loss (RLmin) −59.6 dB thickness 1.9 mm an bandwidth (EAB) 5.48 GHz 2.0 mm. Additionally, radar cross-section (RCS) value this coating perfectly electrically conducting (PEC) surface by 26.81 dBsm. superior attributed aerogel's structure, which facilitates multiple reflections; fibers, contribute loss; oxide, enhances electric loss. Furthermore, notable piezoresistive 60% reduction in resistivity 10% compression strain. integration optimized capabilities advanced properties presents solution for stealth significantly enhancing survivability demanding operational environments.
Language: Английский