Preparation and Properties Investigation of Polyetherimide/Bamboo Charcoal Composites with High Dielectric Constant

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The physic and dielectric properties of the polyetherimide/bamboo charcoal (PEI/BC) composites were studied by using bamboo charcoal as the conductive filler. The PEI/BC composites are fabricated using PEI, dispersant, solvents, and BC powder (BCP). The effects of the content of BCP on the physical and dielectric properties of PEI/BCP composites are studied in this research. Two different electric conductivity of BCP (BCP1 and BCP2) were used as the filler mixing with the polyetherimide, and the electric conductivity of BCP1 is higher than the BCP2. As the content of BCP1 and BCP2 increases from 10 to 70 wt%, the dielectric constants of PEI/BC1 and PEI/BC2 composites at 1 MHz increases from 5.06 to 19.73 and 4.7 to 18.9, respectively. All loss tangents of PEI/BC1 and PEI/BC2 composites are less than 0.04 at measured frequencies from 1 kHz to 1 MHz.

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