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A thin radar-infrared stealth-compatible structure: Design, fabrication, and characterization

Chinese Physics B, 2014
A thin radar-infrared stealth-compatible structure with reflectivity below −10 dB in the whole radar X wave band and infrared emissivity less than 0.3 in the infrared region of 8 μm–14 μm is reported. The designed stealth-compatible structure consists of metallic frequency selective surface (MFSS), resistive frequency selective surface (RFSS), and ...
Hao Tian, Hai-Tao Liu, Hai-Feng Cheng
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Flexible double-layer Ti3C2Tx MXene/Fe3O4/Cotton fabric for highly efficient radar-infrared compatible stealth

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing
Hongyan Xiao   +2 more
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A radar-infrared compatible stealth metamaterial with high-temperature resistance

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
Abstract In this work, a multilayer metamaterial with integrated radar and infrared (IR) stealth capabilities was developed. The dielectric layer was constructed using a silicon carbide nanowire (SiCnws) composite, providing both strong electromagnetic wave absorption and excellent thermal resistance.
Haojian Wang   +7 more
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A transparent broadband flexible metamaterial absorber for radar infrared-compatible stealth

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
Abstract The iterative upgrading of the means of warfare has promoted the development of detection technology, and military activities are increasingly demanding target stealth. In this paper, a multifunctional metamaterial absorber is recommended, which simultaneously realizes the integrated stealth functions of ultra-wideband radar ...
Yulong Gao   +9 more
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Three‐Dimensional Woven “Plate‐Like + Spacer” Structure Composites for Radar/Infrared Compatible Stealth

Polymer Composites
ABSTRACT Radar/infrared compatible stealth composites are crucial for evading detection systems in military operations. However, most current research focuses on enhancing a single stealth performance, which leads to the deterioration of the other, making it difficult to achieve coordinated improvement in both radar and infrared ...
Xingcheng Guo   +8 more
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Leaf‐Inspired Hierarchical Carbon With “Disordered Skin‐Ordered Core” Architecture for Compatible Radar‐Infrared Stealth

Advanced Functional Materials
Abstract Constructing a gradient structure has emerged as a promising strategy for alleviating electromagnetic pollution. Nevertheless, challenges remain in relatively high density and weak bonding force between multilayers.
Yang‐Yang Xie   +3 more
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