Abstract

The dielectric and microwave absorption properties variation with temperature of La0·5Sr0·5CoO3 ceramics is studied in order to develop a kind of microwave absorbing material that can be used at 500 °C. La0.5Sr0.5CoO3 powder was prepared by solid state reaction method, the phase composition, microstructure and specific surface area in X and Ku bands before and after sintering at 500 °C for 100 h were analyzed. The powder shows perovskite structure and the abovementioned characteristics of the powder remain stable after the sintering. La0.5Sr0.5CoO3/paraffin samples were prepared to study the dielectric properties at room temperature. Generally, both the real and imaginary parts of the complex permittivity increase as the La0·5Sr0·5CoO3 content increases. La0.5Sr0.5CoO3/Al2O3 ceramic sheets were prepared by plasma spraying process and used for dielectric properties study from 100 °C to 500 °C. Then the microwave absorption properties at different temperatures were calculated from electromagnetic parameters according to the transmission line theory. When the temperature is 500 °C and the thickness is 1.5 mm, the La0·5Sr0·5CoO3/Al2O3 ceramic shows a good microwave absorption property in Ku band for the average reflection loss is −5.97 dB and the reflection loss is below −5dB in Ku band. Frequency selective surfaces (FSS) is designed to improve microwave absorption of La0·5Sr0·5CoO3/Al2O3 ceramic in 500 °C. The optimized reflection loss is below −10dB throughout X band with square periodic structure (C = 11.14 mm, a = 3.06 mm and t = 1.71 mm) or circular periodic structure (C = 13.32 mm, a = 1.88 mm and t = 1.82 mm).

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