JOURNAL ARTICLE

New construction strategies of carbon‐based composites for flexible electromagnetic interference shielding films

Abstract

Abstract Due to the quick growth of portable/wearable devices and electronics, the development of high efficiency flexible electromagnetic interference shielding films is a hot research topic. This work discusses the latest advances in flexible carbon‐based electromagnetic interference shielding films, such as constructing desirable structures, combining with magnetic constituents, and filling with polymer matrices. The new construction strategies, preparation methods, performances, and associated mechanisms are summarized. Moreover, the synergism, multifunctionality, and potential application of outstanding carbon‐based electromagnetic interference shielding films including graphene‐based, CNT‐based, and carbon fiber‐based films are analyzed in detail. Additionally, some significant issues and prospective views on carbon‐based composites as flexible electromagnetic interference shielding films are also presented. Highlights The latest progress of flexible carbon‐based EMI shielding films Constructing desirable structure, synergizing with others, designing CPCs The relationship between preparation, structure, property, and mechanisms The synergism, multifunctionality, application of EMI shielding films Key challenges and future perspectives of carbon‐based EMI shielding films

Keywords:
Materials science Composite material Electromagnetic shielding Electromagnetic interference Carbon fibers Composite number Electronic engineering Engineering

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Topics

Electromagnetic wave absorption materials
Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
Material Properties and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  General Materials Science
Tribology and Wear Analysis
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Mechanics of Materials
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