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A procedure to synthesize a suitable biphasic composite material from the given Shielding effectiveness (SE) specifications is proposed herein. In particular, this paper presents an analytic approach for calculating parameters of a Debye-like equivalent homogeneous material, which meets the SE requirements in given frequency range. Establishing the relationship of the SE with the intrinsic material and morphological properties of a composite will make it possible to effectively find an equivalent homogeneous lossy Debye-like material model, starting from the given SE frequency characteristic. The Maxwell Garnett mixing rule is used to synthesize a composite made by aligned cylindrical inclusions. A few examples of how this procedure works are presented; validation by time domain numerical simulations is provided.
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