Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(15), P. 3695 - 3705
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Conventional
metallic
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shields,
as
well
the
emerging
2D
material-based
meet
shielding
effectiveness
(SE)
needs
of
most
applications.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Abstract
Electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
composites
with
both
thermal
response/management
functions
and
message
transfer/encryption
behavior
are
ideal
for
use
in
fields
such
as
aerospace,
construction
engineering,
military
equipment.
In
this
work,
a
self‐cross‐linking
supramolecular
solid–solid
phase
change
polyethylene
glycol
(ScPEG)
coating
is
prepared
based
on
multiple
hydrogen
bonds,
which
used
encapsulating
glass
fiber
fabric
(GFF)
modified
silver
nanowires
(AgNWs).
The
obtained
through
the
hydrolysis‐condensation
of
PEG
reactive
silanol
end
group.
Polyethylene
molecular
chains
can
store
release
heat
by
switching
between
crystalline
amorphous
state.
groups
form
networks
physical
cross‐linking
resulting
an
excellent
stability.
particular,
bonds
ScPEG
AgNW‐modified
GFF
(A‐GFF)
enhance
interfacial
interactions,
robust
structure
enables
efficient
stress
transfer.
ScPEG‐coated
A‐GFF
achieve
tensile
strength
up
to
191
MPa
tunable
EMI
effectiveness
(SE)
40
72
dB
depending
number
layers.
Moreover,
exhibits
flexible
response
characteristic,
outstanding
management
capability,
potential
encryption
behavior.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(40)
Published: May 28, 2024
Abstract
The
revolution
of
millimeter‐wave
(mmWave)
technologies
is
prompting
a
need
for
absorption‐dominant
EMI
shielding
materials.
While
conventional
materials
struggle
in
the
mmWave
spectrum
due
to
their
reflective
nature,
this
study
introduces
novel
film
with
ultralow
reflection
(<0.05
dB
or
1.5%),
ultrahigh
absorption
(>70
98.5%),
and
superior
99.99999%)
across
triple
frequency
bands
thickness
400
µm.
By
integrating
magnetic
composite
layer
(MCL),
conductive
patterned
grid
(CPG),
double‐walled
carbon
nanotube
(DWCNTF),
specific
resonant
frequencies
electromagnetic
waves
are
transmitted
into
minimized
reflection,
trapped
dissipated
between
CPG
DWCNTF.
design
factors
frequencies,
such
as
geometry
MCL
refractive
index,
systematically
investigated
based
on
wave
propagation
theories.
This
innovative
approach
presents
promising
solution
effective
materials,
implications
mobile
communication,
radar
systems,
wireless
gigabit
communication.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(38)
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Abstract
Transparent
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
is
highly
desired
in
specific
visual
scenes,
but
the
challenge
remains
balancing
their
EMI
effectiveness
(SE)
and
optical
transmittance.
Herein,
this
study
proposed
a
directionally
aligned
silver
nanowire
(AgNW)
network
construction
strategy
to
address
requirement
of
high
SE
satisfactory
light
transmittance
using
rotation
spraying
technique.
The
orientation
distribution
AgNW
induced
by
centrifugal
inertia
force
generated
high‐speed
rotating
roller,
which
overcomes
issue
contact
resistance
random
networks
achieves
conductivity
even
at
low
density.
Thus,
obtained
transparent
conductive
film
achieved
72.9%
combined
with
sheet
4.5
Ω
sq
−1
desirable
value
35.2
dB
X
band,
38.9
K‐band,
highest
43.4
20.4
GHz.
Simultaneously,
excellent
endowed
outstanding
Joule
heating
performance
defogging/deicing
ability,
ensuring
transparency
windows
when
waves.
Hence,
research
presents
effective
for
constructing
an
network,
offering
promising
solution
enhancing
optical‐electronic
devices.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 16, 2025
Abstract
The
interaction
of
very
low
frequency
(VLF)
and
extremely
(ELF)
electromagnetic
waves
with
nanocomposites
is
rarely
explored.
It
demonstrated
that
low‐dimensional
electrically
conducting
fillers
are
able
to
shield
long
wavelengths,
provided
they
form
extended
conduction
paths
through
percolation.
Other
mechanisms
synergistically
augment
the
shielding
high
frequencies,
such
as
skin
effect,
interfacial
polarization,
multiple
internal
scattering,
have
insignificant
effects
in
low‐frequency
range.
In
this
regard,
aspect
ratio
1D
conductors
having
lowest
percolation
thresholds
provide
best
performance,
both
gravimetrically
volumetrically.
Shielding
these
materials
observed
majorly
occur
mostly
reflection,
hence,
can
be
employed
for
guiding
frequencies.
correlation
proposed
estimate
effectiveness
based
on
conductivity
enables
convenient
material
design
modulation.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(24)
Published: April 10, 2024
Abstract
Designing
nanocomposite
hydrogels
with
oriented
nanosheets
has
emerged
as
a
promising
toolkit
to
achieve
preferential
performances
that
go
beyond
their
disordered
counterparts.
Although
current
fabrication
strategies
via
electric/magnetic
force
fields
have
made
remarkable
achievements,
they
necessitate
special
properties
of
and
suffer
from
an
inferior
orientation
degree
nanosheets.
Herein,
facile
universal
approach
is
discovered
elaborate
MXene‐based
highly
oriented,
heterogeneous
architecture
by
virtue
supergravity
replace
conventional
fields.
The
key
such
leverage
bidirectional,
force‐tunable
attributes
containing
coupled
orthogonal
shear
centrifugal
field
for
steering
high‐efficient
movement,
pre‐orientation,
stacking
MXene
in
the
bottom.
Such
synergetic
effect
allows
yielding
high‐orientation
MXene‐rich
layer
(orientation
degree,
f
=
0.83)
polymer‐rich
layer.
authors
demonstrate
high‐orientation,
deliver
extraordinary
electromagnetic
interference
shielding
effectiveness
55.2
dB
at
12.4
GHz
yet
using
super‐low
0.3
wt%,
surpassing
most
hydrogels‐based
materials.
This
versatile
supergravity‐steered
strategy
can
be
further
extended
arbitrary
including
MoS
2
,
GO,
C
3
N
4
offering
paradigm
development
nanocomposites.