Abstract
Aiming at the evaluation of the shielding effectiveness (SE) of materials against high-intensity electromagnetic pulse (EMP), the shielding mechanism in the frequency domain is investigated, and the factors that determine SE such as conductivity, thickness of material, and test frequency are analyzed. The attenuated waves of solid and perforated plate materials irradiated by EMP are simulated in CST. The results show that the two materials exhibit low-pass and high-pass filtering characteristics, respectively, which lead to a big difference in the transmitted waves (rise time and pulse width). Based on this, a time domain SE test method using coaxial flange is proposed which can obtain the incident and the transmitted and reflected waves, and the time domain SE of graphenes with different thicknesses (80, 100, 200, and 300 μm) are measured. The characteristics of the reflected and transmitted waves are analyzed in detail, and the change regulations comply with the theoretical shielding model well. The peak value SE and energy density SE, respectively, are calculated. Furthermore, the frequency domain SE can be obtained through the Fourier transform, so the method has a wide application in material SE performance evaluation against high-intensity EMP.
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