Abstract

The electromagnetic and microwave absorption properties of polymer-based Ba3Co2Fe24O41/P(VDF-TrFE) composites were investigated. The effective complex permeability and permittivity of the two-phase composites can be manipulated by either varying the Ba3Co2Fe24O41 content or applying the dc magnetic field ( H dc). The composite containing 90 wt% Co2Z obtains a maximum reflection loss (RL) due to a proper impedance match and relatively high magnetic loss. In addition, it is found that the position of RL peak was tuned from 5.5 to 7 GHz with H dc up to 50 mT, whereas the intensity obtains a remarkable enhancement of 67% at 15 mT. These results reveal great potential for the applications of ferroelectric–ferromagnetic composites with tunable microwave absorption.

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