The resistance temperature stability of ITO film strain gauge: detailed investigate the influence mechanism of (100) preferred orientation of ITO film

Sun, Haoting; Zhao, S. P.; Chen, Weichao; Lin, JT; Wang, Zehui; Lin, Yutao; Li, Guozeng; Liu, Chaoqian; Wang, Hualin; Jiang, Weiwei; Tao, Hualong; Liu, Shimin; Wang, Nan; Cui, Yunxian; Ding, Wanyu; Han, Bing

doi:10.1007/s10854-018-0431-0

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“…The low-resistance ITO layer not only significantly enhances absorption efficiency but also provides better tunability for practical applications. These findings provide important theoretical and practical guidance for designing efficient tunable absorbers [35][36]. The above research results offer valuable insights for the development of high-performance tunable absorbers.…”

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confidence: 61%

Graphene-based High-frequency Millimeter-wave Tunable Broadband Absorber

Jia,

Dian,

Shilong

et al. 2024

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To address the issues of narrow absorption bandwidth and low absorption rate in current high-frequency millimeter-wave absorbers, this paper proposes a graphene-based metamaterial broadband absorber. The absorber consists of a PET layer at the bottom, an ITO layer, a SiO2 layer, a surface graphene layer, and a patterned copper structure. Simulation results indicate that the proposed absorber achieves an absorption bandwidth of 101.3 GHz, with an absorption frequency range of 117.5 to 218.8 GHz, where the absorption rate exceeds 90%. Near-perfect absorption is achieved at 170 GHz, covering the high-frequency millimeter-wave band. By adjusting the Fermi level of graphene, tunable absorption can be achieved, and the absorber is insensitive to both TE and TM polarization. The proposed absorber features good symmetry, compact size, tunability, and excellent insensitivity to TE and TM waves. This design holds promise for enhancing communication security and reducing electromagnetic interference in sixth-generation (6G) devices.

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Section: Fig 6 Effect Of Graphene On Absorptivity Of Absorbementioning

confidence: 61%