A transparent radio frequency shielding coating obtained using a self-organized template

We present a simple and affordable technology for producing a thin-film transparent radio-shielding material. The material is a silver micromesh coating produced using a self-organized template. The results of a study of the radio-shielding properties of these coatings in the $X$ and $K$ bands are presented. The micromesh coating with a sheet resistance of 6.8 $\Omega$/sq and integrated optical transmission of 83.6% is characterized by a shielding efficiency of 28.4 dB at a frequency of 8 GHz, which corresponds to a shielding of 99.85% of radiation. Reflection is the main mechanism for shielding radio waves by micromesh coatings.