High dielectric permittivity silver/polyimide composite films with excellent thermal stability
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- 17 March 2008
- journal article
- conference paper
- Published by AIP Publishing in Applied Physics Letters
- Vol. 92 (11) , 112910
Abstract
Silver/polyimide composite films were prepared through simple ultrasonic dispersion and subsequent in situ polymerization process. Dependence of dielectric properties of the films on volume fraction of Ag particles, frequency, and temperature was investigated. The percolation threshold of the films was only 0.122, which was lower than the theoretical value (0.16). The effective dielectric permittivity of the film with of Ag fillers achieved 400 at . The relative tolerance of dielectric permittivity of the film with of Ag fillers in wide temperature range was less than 4.0%, which would satisfy the need in practical applications.
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