Yurun Feng,Xue Guo,Hongyu Gong,Yujun Zhang,Yu Liu,Xiao Lin,Junjie Mao
PDCs-SiCN(Fe) ceramics were successfully fabricated with different content of ferric acetylacetonate (FA) by polymer-derived method. The effects of FA on the phase composition, microstructure, resistivity, dielectric properties , magnetic properties and microwave absorption properties of PDCs-SiCN(Fe) ceramics in the range of 2–18 GHz were investigated. The samples presented amorphous structure with a few crystalline phases of α-Fe and free carbon in the gaps, which were expected to be good soft magnetic materials . The average real permittivity and imaginary permittivity of PDCs-SiCN(Fe) ceramics with 50 wt% FA was about 14.1 and 5.3 respectively. Furthermore, the PDCs-SiCN(Fe) ceramics with 50 wt% FA addition content showed the broad absorption bandwidth in the 5.1–8.4 GHz with RL ≤ −10 dB (> 90% absorption) at 4 mm.
Youzhi Wang,Xue Guo,Yurun Feng,Xiao Lin,Hongyu Gong
Ferreous polymer-derived SiCN ceramics (PDCs-SiCN(Fe)) were successfully synthesized by precursor conversion method. The phase composition and microstructure of the obtained products were investigated by XRD , SEM and TEM . The result indicated a mainly amorphous structure with a few α-Fe,and graphite phases in the gaps. The conductivity, electromagnetic parameters and wave absorbing properties of the prepared ceramics were studied at the frequency band from 2 to 18 GHz. The reflectance of PDCs-SiCN(Fe) was about −10 dB (> 90% absorption) in the range of 4–16 GHz with 25 wt% nano-Fe 2 O 3 addition at the thickness 8 mm. The maximum value of dielectric and magnetic loss angle tangent was about 1.5, indicating PDCs-SiCN(Fe) ceramics possessed good absorption performance .