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Johansen, Tom Keinicke
Technical University of Denmark
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- 2018Ultra-Wideband Coplanar Waveguide to Asymmetric Coplanar Stripline Transition from DC to 165 GHzcitations
- 2017Coplanar transitions based on aluminum nitride interposer substrate for terabit transceiverscitations
- 2017Coplanar transitions based on aluminum nitride interposer substrate for terabit transceiverscitations
- 2012Study of split-ring resonators for use on a pharmaceutical drug capsule for microwave activated drug release
- 2011Microwave absorption properties of gold nanoparticle doped polymerscitations
- 2007Optimization of Packaging for PIN Photodiode Modules for 100Gbit/s Ethernet Applicationscitations
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Microwave absorption properties of gold nanoparticle doped polymers
Abstract
This paper presents a method for characterizing microwave absorption properties of gold nanoparticle doped polymers. The method is based on on-wafer measurements at the frequencies from 0.5GHz to 20GHz. The on-wafer measurement method makes it possible to characterize electromagnetic (EM) property of small volume samples. The epoxy based SU8 polymer and SU8 doped with gold nanoparticles are chosen as the samples under test. Two types of microwave test devices are designed for exciting the samples through electrical coupling and magnetic coupling, respectively. Measurement results demonstrate that the nanocomposites absorb a certain amount of microwave energy due to gold nanoparticles. Higher nanoparticle concentration results in more significant absorption effect.