Analysis and Design of Transparent Microwave Absorbing Materials Based on the Destructive Interference at the Microwave Range

Yi Ye; Li Xin Song; Xiang Lian Song; Tao Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.887-888.432

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Analysis and Design of Transparent Microwave Absorbing Materials Based on the Destructive Interference at the Microwave Range

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An optically transparent microwave absorbing material based on the destructive interference theory was studied in this paper. The destructive interference phenomenon has been discussed and verified in the transparent microwave absorbing material. According to the destructive interference theory, we designed a type of three-layer microwave absorbing structure to enlarge the absorbing bandwidth. And its reflection coefficient curve stays below -10dB in the range of 7.5GHZ to 17.0GHz.

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Yi Ye, Li Xin Song, Xiang Lian Song, Tao Zhang*

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Destructive Interference, Microwave Absorbing Material, Reflection Intensity

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