Electromagnetic shielding performance of carbon foams
By F. Moglie, D. Micheli, S. Laurenzi, M. Marchetti, V. M. Primiani. 2012
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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/d7921671959cbf0952e241ad9ee9d5717e9826bb
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Citations in the corpus
- Composition and structure control of ultralight graphene foam for high-performance microwave absorption (2016, background): “2 mg/cm3) and much lower than those of the carbon foam (166 mg/cm3) [29] and the SiC foam (~256 mg/cm3) [37].”
- Highly ordered porous carbon/wax composites for effective electromagnetic attenuation and shielding (2014, background): “demonstrated a new stage to fabricate electromagnetic shielding materials [4,9,12–16].”
- Tuning three-dimensional textures with graphene aerogels for ultra-light flexible graphene/texture composites of effective electromagnetic shielding (2015, background): “In such design, various polymer structures, including polymeric foams [1,5,16,17], films [10] and porous networks [18], have been previously reported to be potential as the lightweight matrices.”