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In this paper the electromagnetic inductance (EMI)‐shielding of metal‐and ferroelectric‐particle filled polymers is described. The composite, containing only metallic fillers, has a shielding effectiveness comparable to conventional products. The addition of a few percent of ferroelectric material to this composite enhances the shielding behavior by several orders of magnitude—without increasing its electrical conductivity. In this three component composite the shielding effectiveness reaches a maximum close to the ferroelectric/paraelectric transition temperature. The synergetic effect, obtained by the addition of ferroelectrical particles, is related to the high dielectric losses of ferroelectric material close to its transition temperature.
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Wenderoth et al. (1989) studied this question.
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