“…In this way, polymer-based carbon-filled composites [14], or a sandwich of conductive polymer between a conductor and microwave absorber (i.e., Ca-NiTi hexa ferrite, carbonyl-iron particles, barium ferrites, MnZn ferrite) [15] can be used for wideband microwave shielding structures. Other laminated shields are considered as the combination of several layers constructed using conductive polymer, i.e., polyacetylene and poly-p-phenylenebenzobis-thiazole (PBT), doped with iodine, and conducting materials like copper and aluminum [16]. The protection of a sensitive carsize system against electromagnetic waves have been proposed using a shielding cover composed of a 4 layer stuff, aluminum, polyethylene, aluminum and polyester [17].…”