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Materials evaluation demonstrates 61.4 dB electromagnetic interference shielding in 3D-printed carbon nanocomposites, highlighting viable direct integration onto electronics.
This student seminar presentation covers the methodology, characterization, and performance evaluation of 3D-printed carbon-based conformal electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding modules for integrated electronics. The work examines extrusion-based 3D printing using graphene and carbon nanotube (CNT) formulations, highlighting EMI shielding effectiveness (up to 61.4 dB), structural density (0.076 g/cm^3), thermal stability up to 500°C, and direct integration onto electronics. Prepared for the Non-technical Project Seminar at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg.
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