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  • La fabricación de absorbedores efectivos de ondas electromagnéticas (EMW) utilizando ionogeles generalmente implica mejorar el transporte iónico.
  • La supresión del movimiento iónico en ionogeles para la absorción de EMW es un área poco explorada.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un ionogel novedoso con movimiento iónico suprimido para una absorción superior de EMW.
  • Establecer un nuevo paradigma en el diseño de ionogeles al inhibir en lugar de promover la movilidad iónica.

Principales métodos:

  • Se empleó una estrategia de diseño de doble red utilizando polimetilmetacrilato y poli(2-acrilamido-2-metil-1-propanosulfónico) (PAMPS) en líquidos iónicos.
  • La red de PAMPS se utilizó para restringir el movimiento iónico a través de interacciones electrostáticas, optimizando la adaptación de impedancia y la pérdida dieléctrica.

Principales resultados:

  • El ionogel sintetizado exhibió un rendimiento de absorción de EMW récord con una pérdida de reflexión mínima de -63,45 dB y un ancho de banda de absorción efectiva de 6,19 GHz.
  • Estos resultados superan a la mayoría de los absorbedores de ionogel existentes y establecen nuevos puntos de referencia para los ionogeles y sus híbridos.

Conclusiones:

  • El estudio presenta una estrategia exitosa para suprimir el movimiento iónico y lograr una absorción de EMW de alto rendimiento en ionogeles.
  • Este enfoque ofrece un cambio de paradigma en el diseño de ionogeles, allanando el camino para los absorbedores de EMW flexibles de próxima generación para comunicaciones 5G/6G y electrónica portátil.