ReviewPolymers2024
Radio-Absorbing Magnetic Polymer Composites Based on Spinel Ferrites: A Review.
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- A passive mechanically tunable conformal aperture coupled phase shifter integrated with micron-sized magnetic particles for radar systems.Scientific reports · 2026Article
- Flexible Ferrite Magnetic Composite Films for Electromagnetic Applications.ACS materials Au · 2026Article
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- Controlled Synthesis and Absorption Mechanism Study of FCI@UFC Absorbents.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
- Effect of rare-earth ytterbium doping on the microwave absorption performance of nickel-cobalt ferrite.RSC advances · 2024Article
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Abstract
Ferrite-containing polymer composites are of great interest for the development of radar-absorbing and -shielding materials (RAMs and RSMs). The main objective of RAM and RSM development is to achieve a combination of efficient electromagnetic wave (EMW) absorption methods with advantageous technological and mechanical properties as well as acceptable weight and dimensions in the final product. This work deals with composite RAMs and RSMs containing spinel-structured ferrites. These materials are chosen since they can act as efficient RAMs in the form of ceramic plates and as fillers for radar-absorbing polymer composites (RAC) for electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Combining ferrites with conducting fillers can broaden the working frequency range of composite RAMs due to the activation of various absorption mechanisms. Ferrite-containing composites are the most efficient materials that can be used as the working media of RAMs and RSMs due to a combination of excellent dielectric and magnetic properties of ferrites. This work contains a brief review of the main theoretical standpoints on EMR interaction with materials, a comparison between the radar absorption properties of ferrites and ferrite-polymer composites and analysis of some phenomenological aspects of the radar absorption mechanisms in those composites.
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