Controllable Dielectric Properties And Strong Electromagnetic Wave Absorption Properties Of Sic/Spherical Graphite-Aln Microwave-Attenuating Composite Ceramics
CERAMICS INTERNATIONAL(2021)
Abstract
Fully dense SiC/spherical graphite-AlN microwave-attenuating composite ceramics were manufactured via hot-pressing sintering, in which, apart from the primary SG (spherical graphite) attenuating agent, 5-30 wt% semiconductive alpha-SiC was employed as the second attenuating agent. The incorporation of SiC contributed to a slightly decreasing electrical conductivity and enhanced polarization relaxation. Controllable complex permittivities were obtained, namely, both the real and imaginary permittivities exhibit first a decrease and then an increase with the SiC addition, and which delivers an optimized impedance matching of the composites. RLmin values below -10 dB (more than 90% absorption) were achieved by all the composites containing 5-20 wt% SiC with the sample thickness of 1-1.4 mm, and the absorption performance characteristics were significantly tunable by controlling the of SiC content at 8.2-12.4 GHz. Impressively, a superior reflection loss of -46 dB (1.1 mm) and wide effective absorption bandwidth of 2.1 GHz were achieved at a 5 wt% SiC content, respectively, rendering SiC/SG-AlN composites a potential ultra-thin and highly efficient microwave-attenuating ceramic candidate.
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Key words
SiC/SG-AlN composite, Microstructure, Electrical conductivity, Dielectric property, Microwave absorption properties
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