Research of High Dielectric Constant of Polymer Matrix Composites and its Application for Energy Saving

Xian Zhou; Guo Chun Cheng; Yan He; Wang Ping Xiong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.578.63

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Research of High Dielectric Constant of Polymer Matrix Composites and its Application for Energy Saving

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First main problem of the high dielectric polymer matrix composites, and discusses the research advances of ferroelectric ceramics, conductive particles (metal particles, graphite, carbon nanotube) modified high dielectric electric composite materials; highlights phthalocyanine, polyaniline modified organic high dielectric composites, discusses the main problems, and pointed out that to improve the dielectric constant, energy density, reduce the dielectric loss, and reduce the preparation cost is the future direction of development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 578)

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Xian Zhou, Guo Chun Cheng, Yan He, Wang Ping Xiong

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Dielectric Loss, High Dielectric Constant, Polymer Matrix Composites

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