
Ultra-light EMC shielding material
Overview
- Ultra- light EMC shielding material with a bulk density of 0.01g/cm³ using carbon nanotubes.
- This materials can be tuned to adjust the shielding performance in accordance with device frequencies.
- Excellent workability enables the creation of 3D structures.
Application
- Aerospace
- Wireless
Detailed use:
Spacecraft (artificial satellites, space probes, etc.), Electric aircraft (drones, eVTOL vehicles, etc.), 5G/6G application-related devices (mobile base stations, etc.), Industrial equipment (robots, AGVs, etc.), In-vehicle devices (millimeter wave radar, various sensors, etc.), VR/AR devices, etc.
Concept

By combining our thermosetting polymer formulation compounding design technology based on carbon nanotubes with environmental test technology and know-how assuming various use cases, we have achieved both lightness and excellent electromagnetic shielding and absorption. Ultra-light EMC shielding material contributes to weight reduction of equipment and improvement of communication quality.
* To be studied about control methods in joint research project on "Ultra-light EMC shielding material" technology, under JAXA's "Solution Creating Research" for space exploration. Research period: June 2022 to June 2024
Joint research members:
- JAXA: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
- Nagoya University
- Yamagata University
- Akita University
- Tohoku University
3D structure molding

Three-dimensional structures can be created using Panasonic Industry's thermosetting resin formulation technology and freeze-drying manufacturing method, enabling processing customized to the shape of the devices made with these new materials.