2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.eurpolymj.2021.110450
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A new strategy for high-performance electromagnetic interference shielding by designing a layered double-percolated structure in PS/PVDF/MXene composites

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“…An innovative approach toward designing high-performance EMI shields by fabricating a stratified double-percolated architecture of PS/PVDF/MXene nanocomposites has been proposed by Wang et al where the S-PS/PVDF/M 12 nanocomposite (0.45 mm thick) exhibited EMI SE of 32.0 dB within the X-band while the H-PS/PVDF/M 12 nanocomposite (1.35 mm thick) exhibited 36 dB SE at a frequency of 10.51 GHz. They ascribed the chief influence on the SE to the enhanced absorption effectiveness being credited to the improved EC and robust multiple reflections along with less dipolar polarization loss . A look at the afore-discussed works established that the thickness, number of layers, conductivity, structural morphology, density, and other undiscussed properties of materials aimed at EMI shielding application greatly influence the EMI SE ultimately.…”
Section: Emi Shielding Behavior Of Diverse Materials With Respect To ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An innovative approach toward designing high-performance EMI shields by fabricating a stratified double-percolated architecture of PS/PVDF/MXene nanocomposites has been proposed by Wang et al where the S-PS/PVDF/M 12 nanocomposite (0.45 mm thick) exhibited EMI SE of 32.0 dB within the X-band while the H-PS/PVDF/M 12 nanocomposite (1.35 mm thick) exhibited 36 dB SE at a frequency of 10.51 GHz. They ascribed the chief influence on the SE to the enhanced absorption effectiveness being credited to the improved EC and robust multiple reflections along with less dipolar polarization loss . A look at the afore-discussed works established that the thickness, number of layers, conductivity, structural morphology, density, and other undiscussed properties of materials aimed at EMI shielding application greatly influence the EMI SE ultimately.…”
Section: Emi Shielding Behavior Of Diverse Materials With Respect To ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They ascribed the chief influence on the SE to the enhanced absorption effectiveness being credited to the improved EC and robust multiple reflections along with less dipolar polarization loss. 114 A look at the afore-discussed works established that the thickness, number of layers, conductivity, structural morphology, density, and other undiscussed properties of materials aimed at EMI shielding application greatly influence the EMI SE ultimately. Researchers should carefully consider the combination of these parameters when designing and fabricating an EMI shield.…”
Section: Emi Shielding Behavior Of Diverse Materials With Respect To ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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