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Electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding of carbon nanostrcutured films
Published in
2010
Pages: 150 - 152
Abstract
In the present study we have developed a graphene film using vacuum infiltration technique and evaluated its Electromagnetic interference shielding effectiveness (EMISE). Multi walled carbon nanotubes were prepared using chemical vapor deposition technique and graphene was prepared by thermal exfoliation of graphite oxide. We also compared the EMISE of graphene thin film with carbon nanotube film. Electrical conductivity of the MWCNTs film and graphene films were measured with four probe technique in order to avoid contact resistance. © 2010 IEEE.
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JournalICCCE 2010 - 2010 International Conference on Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Proceedings
Open AccessNo
Concepts (27)
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    CARBON NANOTUBE FILMS
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    Chemical vapor
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    Electrical conductivity
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    Electromagnetic interference
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    ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS
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    FOUR-PROBE TECHNIQUES
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    GRAPHITE OXIDE
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    SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS
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    VACUUM INFILTRATION
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    VACUUM INFILTRATION TECHNIQUE
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    CARBON FILMS
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    Carbon nanotubes
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    Chemical vapor deposition
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    Electric conductivity
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    Electromagnetic pulse
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    Electromagnetic wave interference
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    Electromagnetism
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    Film preparation
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    Graphene
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    Magnetic materials
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    Magnetic shielding
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    Radiation protection
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    Seepage
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    Signal interference
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    Soil mechanics
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    Vacuum
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    Electromagnetic shielding