Ping-an Yang , Rui Cai , Haibo Ruan , Nanqing Zhang , Xin Huang , Rui Li , Yuxin Zhang , Yi Lu , Zhihao Zhou
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Abstract
Controlled fabrication of materials by surface modification techniques has been a hot research topic. In this paper, one-dimensional (1D) core-shell structure Fe@Co nanowires (NWs) were successfully prepared by anchoring 0-dimensional (0D) Co nanoparticles on 1D Fe NWs based on the in situ reduction method. The electromagnetic parameters of the specimens at a filler mass fraction of 25 wt% were tested and the microwave loss mechanism was deeply analyzed. Binary magnetic metals in a core-shell structure have excellent multi-band microwave absorption capability (S-band, X-band and Ku-band). This is due to the heterogeneous interface and magnetic coupling effects tuning the dielectric and magnetic loss. This study offers a workable plan for creating effective multi-band magnetic metal-based microwave absorbers.
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