Zr4+ doping-controlled permittivity and permeability of BaFe12-xZrxO19 and the extraordinary EM absorption power in the millimeter wavelength frequency range
Zr4+ doping-controlled permittivity and permeability of BaFe12-xZrxO19 and the extraordinary EM absorption power in the millimeter wavelength frequency range
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BaFe12-xZrxO19 的 Zr4 掺杂控制介电常数和磁导率以及毫米波长频率范围内非凡的电磁吸收能力
DOI:
10.1039/c6tc03430f
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发表时间:
2016-01-01
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Du, Piyi
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作者:
Liu, Chuyang;Xu, Qiankun;Du, Piyi
M-type barium ferrite powders doped with Zr4+ ions (BaFe12-xZrxO19 x = 0-0.4), possessing high permittivity and multi-resonant permeability, were synthesized by the sol-gel process. The single-phase hexagonal plate-like barium ferrites were formed with Zr4+ substituting Fe3+ at the 4f(1) sites initially and then at the 2b sites afterwards with increasing doping content. The H-a of the ferrites decreased from 15.75 kOe to 8.13 kOe with increasing Zr4+ from x = 0 to 0.4. The epsilon' and epsilon" of the ferrite with Zr4+ doping were increased to 7.7-6 and 3.4-1.5 over 18-40 GHz from 5.8-5 and 0.7-0.4 without doping, respectively. Contributed mainly by the enhanced permittivity, the matching thicknesses of the Zr4+ ions doped ferrites were as low as only similar to 1 mm or below, i.e. 1.5-3 times thinner than those reported recently. The complex permittivity was still close to the complex permeability in the doped ferrites. Hence, a strong reflection loss of similar to-50 dB could be attained and the absorptivity of electromagnetic (EM) power per unit thickness reached as high as 0.156% mu m(-1), i.e. 2-5 times higher than those of novel absorbing materials. The multi-resonance permeability peaks originated from Fe3+ ions, and exchange couplings among Fe3+, Fe2+ and O- contributed multiple reflection loss peaks and thus, a broad bandwidth of similar to 12 GHz (RL < -10 dB), which was 2-4 times broader than those normally reported. Consequently, the Zr4+-doped barium ferrites are promising for use as excellent absorbing materials in the millimeter wavelength frequency range.