Advanced Materials · 2003 · 694 citations · 27 references
DielectricsEngineeringPolymer NanocompositesConducting PolymerPolymer TechnologyFerroelectric ApplicationPolymer ProcessingHigh Dielectric ConstantsPolymer CompositesPercolation TheoryPolymer ChemistryMaterials ScienceElectroactive MaterialElectrical EngineeringHot‐molding TechniqueSimple BlendingPolymer ScienceFerroelectric MaterialsFunctional MaterialsElectrical Insulation
A very simple blending and hot‐molding technique has been used to prepare novel ferroelectric polymer composites of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) and Ni (see Figure) with a high dielectric constant of weak frequency‐ and temperature‐dependence. The polymer composites are flexible and of low dielectric loss. The electrical behavior observed in such composites can be described well using percolation theory.
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