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Textiles Embroidered with Split-Rings as Barriers Against Microwave Radiation

Research and development

Authors:

• Kozakevicius Vladimiras
  Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania
• Brazis Romuald (j/w)

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Abstract: Barriers protecting humans against electromagnetic microwave radiation were manufactured from polyester and flax fabrics with embroidered electro-conductive elements so as to enhance the wave attenuation. The shape, material properties and spatial distribution of the elements were chosen taking into account previous experiments on electromagnetic barrier structures for a range of 7 - 10 GHz. The significant attenuation of microwaves by the embroidery designed for a pre-defined frequency band was experimentally confirmed.

Tags: textile, embroidery, split-ring, resonator, microwave X-band.

Citation: Michalak M., Kazakevičius V., Dudzińska S., Krucińska I., Brazis R.; Textiles Embroidered with Split-Rings as Barriers Against Microwave Radiation. FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe, January/March 2009, Vol. 17, No. 1 (72) pp. 66-70.xbap

Published in issue no 1 (72) / 2009, pages 66–70.