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This paper presents the use of Chebychev transformer in the design of multi-layer microwave absorbers constructed of coconut shells. The two, three and four multi-layer absorbers were modelled based on measured permittivity. The permittivity were obtained using microwave non-destructive testing (MNDT) from previous experiment. Then the permittivity of each layer was calculated using Chebychev multi-section...
The growth of cellular subscribers has proved that the wireless communication technology is a robust and viable voice and data transport mechanism. 4G promised users to enjoy multimedia network while they are on the go. This translates that there will be band of users creating heavy traffic flows moving around the overall network. As the traffic load distribution is not uniformly distributed, a sudden...
This paper presents results of a study on multi-layer binomial radar absorbers constructed from rubber latex using coconut shells as fillers. The microwave properties of the absorbers were measured using a microwave non-destructive testing (MNDT) technique. The performance of single layer, two-layer and three-layer absorbers were simulated using a commercial 3D electromagnetic simulator. Single layer...
This paper presents experimental results of our study on multi-layer microwave absorbers synthesized using coconut shells as the source of activated carbon. In this investigation, activated carbon with content variation of 0, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 wt% were mixed with Flaxane-80 to study the microwave properties of the absorbers. Three- and four-layer microwave absorbers with various carbon contents...
This paper presents a study of single layer radar absorbing material made using coconut shell-based activated carbon. Flaxane-80 was used as binder and was mixed to give 10 wt%, 15 wt%, 20 wt% and 25 wt% variation of activated carbon obtained from coconut shell to study the microwave properties of the absorber material. An industry standard electromagnetic simulator was used to predict the absorber...
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