The electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding effectiveness (SE) and EMI shielding mechanisms of high structure carbon black (HS-CB)/polypropylene (PP) composites in the X-band frequency range were studied. Composite plates with three different thicknesses and five different electrical conductivities were studied. The reflection loss and absorption loss of the composites were quantified based on the electromagnetic radiation power balance. The results showed that for HS-CB/PP composites, absorption loss contribution to the overall attenuation is more than the contribution of the reflection loss. The ability of the theoretical model to predict the EMI shielding by reflection and absorption was found to be a function of the shielding plate thickness and conductivity.
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