journal article·2024-12

Study on microwave absorbing properties of reduced graphene oxide@Co/Fe81.5Si3B9P3C1Cu1Ti1.5 amorphous nanocrystalline composite

Bao Zhu, Bingwen Zhou, Ruiduan Lin, Mengnan Lv, Xingguo Zhang

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Electromagnetic pollution problems and military stealth technology need to be solved, the development of new wave absorbing materials has been imminent. In this study, reduced graphene oxide@Co (rGO@Co) powder is obtained by alcoholthermal method, afterwards the different contents of rGO@Co powders are also compounded with Fe 81.5Si 3B 9P 3C 1Cu 1Ti 1.5 nanocrystalline powder by high-energy ball milling, obtaining rGO@Co/Fe 81.5Si 3B 9P 3C 1Cu 1Ti 1.5 nanocrystalline composite powder, and powder morphology, the nuclear layer structure, soft magnetic properties and corresponding absorbing properties of the materials are studied. The research results are that rGO coats Co and Fe-based nanocrystalline of double magnetic cores in the composite powder, which realizes the synergy of the two magnetic cores to enhance the magnetic loss, is also compatible with the dielectric loss of rGO, and also improves the impedance matching. The minimum reflection loss ( RLmin) is −44.18 dB, and the maximum effective absorption bandwidth (EAB) is 5.03 GHz in the amorphous nanocrystalline alloy matrix. When the addition of rGO@Co powder is 1 wt%, the RLmin of composite powder is −52.41 dB (3 mm), which is increased by 18.6 %. The EAB is 6.07 GHz (2 mm), which is increased by 20.7 %.
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OpenAlex topics: Electromagnetic wave absorption materials · Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies

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