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Conducting polymer coated fabrics for potential applications in microwave frequencies : a study of electromagnetic properties

Håkansson, Eva and Kaynak, Akif 2007, Conducting polymer coated fabrics for potential applications in microwave frequencies : a study of electromagnetic properties, in 3rd International Technical Textiles Congress, Meta Basim Press, Turkey, pp. 156-164.

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Title Conducting polymer coated fabrics for potential applications in microwave frequencies : a study of electromagnetic properties
Author(s) Håkansson, Eva
Kaynak, Akif
Conference name International Technical Textiles Congress (3rd : 2007, Istanbul, Turkey)
Conference location Istanbul, Turkey
Conference dates 1-2 December 2007
Title of proceedings 3rd International Technical Textiles Congress
Editor(s) Sariisik, Merih
Karabay, Gulseren
Publication date 2007
Conference series International Technical Textiles Congress
Start page 156
End page 164
Publisher Meta Basim Press
Place of publication Turkey
Keyword(s) polypyrrole
permittivity
aging
electromagnetic interference shielding
microwave frequencies
Summary The microwave reflection, transmission and complex permittivity of paratoluene-2-sulfonic acid doped conducting polypyrrole (PPy/pTSA) coated Nylon-Lycra textiles in the 1-18 GHz frequency were investigated. The real part of permittivity increased with polymerization time and dopant concentration, reaching a plateau at certain dopant concentration and polymerization time. The imaginary part of permittivity showed a frequency dependent change throughout the tested range. All the samples had higher values of absorption than reflection. The total electromagnetic shielding effectiveness exceeded 80% for the highly pTSA doped samples coated for 3 hours.
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ISBN 9789754412451
9754412456
Language eng
Field of Research 091209 Polymers and Plastics
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30008102

Document type: Conference Paper
Collections: Centre for Material and Fibre Innovation
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