Abstract
The article presents the protective and operational characteristics of the developed protective fabric from electromagnetic radiation. The article proposes a technological scheme for the production of tissue that protects against electromagnetic radiation. At the heart of this fabric, it is proposed to use a nanostructured ferromagnetic microwire in a glass shell. It is determined that the protective characteristics of the fabric (screening and reflection coefficients, surface resistance) will depend on the following main factors: chemical composition of the microwire; diameter of the microwire; the number of cores of a microwire in a complex thread; the number of complex threads in the warp and weft systems.
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