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Complex permittivity, permeability and microwave absorbing studies of (Co 2− x Mn x ) U-type hexaferrite for X-band (8.2–12.4 GHz) frequencies
In order to develop a new microwave absorbing material over the X-band (8.2–12.4 GHz) frequency range, polycrystalline samples of U-type hexaferrite series: Ba 4Co 2− x Mn x Fe 36O 60, with x varying from 0 to 2.0 in steps of 0.5, were prepared through conventional solid state reaction route. X-ray...
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description | In order to develop a new microwave absorbing material over the X-band (8.2–12.4
GHz) frequency range, polycrystalline samples of U-type hexaferrite series: Ba
4Co
2−
x
Mn
x
Fe
36O
60, with
x varying from 0 to 2.0 in steps of 0.5, were prepared through conventional solid state reaction route. X-ray diffraction analysis was done to find the structural change with composition. The variation of electromagnetic parameters (complex permittivity
ɛ*
=
ɛ′
−
jɛ′′ and complex permeability
μ*
=
μ′
−
jμ′′) and microwave absorbing properties were studied over the X-band frequency range with varying composition. Both dielectric loss (
ɛ′′) and magnetic loss (
μ′′) were found to decrease with increasing
x, whereas the dielectric constant (
ɛ′) and magnetic permeability (
μ′) variations are reciprocal with Mn addition. Composition with
x
=
1, presenting a maximum value of microwave absorption of 99.84% (or reflection loss
R
L
=
−28.4
dB) at 8.45
GHz when sample thickness is 1.7
mm. This composition also offered wide band absorption (>96%) throughout the X-band frequencies where it can be used for suppressing electromagnetic interference and radar signature. |
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36O
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ɛ*
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ɛ′
−
jɛ′′ and complex permeability
μ*
=
μ′
−
jμ′′) and microwave absorbing properties were studied over the X-band frequency range with varying composition. Both dielectric loss (
ɛ′′) and magnetic loss (
μ′′) were found to decrease with increasing
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ɛ′) and magnetic permeability (
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x
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R
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2−
x
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Fe
36O
60, with
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ɛ*
=
ɛ′
−
jɛ′′ and complex permeability
μ*
=
μ′
−
jμ′′) and microwave absorbing properties were studied over the X-band frequency range with varying composition. Both dielectric loss (
ɛ′′) and magnetic loss (
μ′′) were found to decrease with increasing
x, whereas the dielectric constant (
ɛ′) and magnetic permeability (
μ′) variations are reciprocal with Mn addition. Composition with
x
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R
L
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4Co
2−
x
Mn
x
Fe
36O
60, with
x varying from 0 to 2.0 in steps of 0.5, were prepared through conventional solid state reaction route. X-ray diffraction analysis was done to find the structural change with composition. The variation of electromagnetic parameters (complex permittivity
ɛ*
=
ɛ′
−
jɛ′′ and complex permeability
μ*
=
μ′
−
jμ′′) and microwave absorbing properties were studied over the X-band frequency range with varying composition. Both dielectric loss (
ɛ′′) and magnetic loss (
μ′′) were found to decrease with increasing
x, whereas the dielectric constant (
ɛ′) and magnetic permeability (
μ′) variations are reciprocal with Mn addition. Composition with
x
=
1, presenting a maximum value of microwave absorption of 99.84% (or reflection loss
R
L
=
−28.4
dB) at 8.45
GHz when sample thickness is 1.7
mm. This composition also offered wide band absorption (>96%) throughout the X-band frequencies where it can be used for suppressing electromagnetic interference and radar signature.</abstract><pub>Elsevier B.V</pub><doi>10.1016/j.mseb.2010.03.086</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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