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Dielectric composite

Small spheres A dilute suspension of spheres of material with a radius a and volume fraction vsph = NAVA = N(4jr/3)a3 has a composite dielectric response4 ... [Pg.219]

Composite Dielectric Analysis. The dielectric response from the experimental set-up shown in Figure 1 is that of the epoxy resin and upper PTFE sheet. In order to observe the dielectric response of the resin alone one must first subtract the PTFE response from the total response. [Pg.249]

For early actuators fabricated in our lab with composite dielectrics of... [Pg.292]

Zirconium dioxide, Zr02, displays a variety of desirable properties including hardness, chemical durability and corrosion resistance. It is employed in numerous applications such as coatings for cutting tools, optical filters, thermal barrier coating, interfacial coatings in fiber reinforced ceramic matrix composites, dielectric films in microelectronics [24] and other applications such as mirrors [25] and sensors [26]. [Pg.372]

Thus, if the wavelength of the light is much greater than the grain size, the long wavelength approximation and effective medium theory can be applied to determine the effective value of the composite dielectric constant and, consequently, describe composites optical properties. However, if the size of the structure is of the order of tens and even units of nanometers, then the effective medium approach is not applicable. Indeed, within this approximation, the effective permittivity of a composite is determined as a function of the permittivity for each composite component and, in turn, the nanocomposite components are characterized by the same tensor of permittivity as those used for bulk media. ... [Pg.208]

Determination of composites dielectric properties by impedance spectroscopy... [Pg.323]

S. M. Abbas, M. Chandra, A. Verma, R. Chatterjee, T. C. God, Complex Permittivity and Microwave Absorption Properties of a Composite Dielectric Absorber. Compos Part A 2006,37, 2148-2154. [Pg.510]

Real-world structured surfaces for superhydrophobic electrowetting range from geometrically uniform like those in Figs Id and 2a, to randomly oriented fiberlike structures. Most demonstrated works include a composite dielectric approach. In this composite approach the structured electrode is first insulated with a conventional dielectric such as a metal or semiconductor oxide. The composite dielectric is then completed with a plasma deposited fluorocarbon or solution deposited flu-oropolymer in order to provide adequate hydrophobicity for a stable Cassie state. A brief review of techniques to create superhydrophobic electrowetting surfaces is provided below. The demonstrated structures vary substantially in geometry and materials, however, electrowetting results are somewhat similar across all platforms. [Pg.453]

Material Composition Dielectric constant Paraelectric (P) or Ferroelectric (F)... [Pg.97]

Applications concrete, composites, dielectric material, fibers, production of carbon fiber, clothing, awnings, beach umbrellas, boat covers, car tops ... [Pg.275]

LTCC Suppliers Products (composition) Dielectric constant ) Resistivity (Jl cni) Thermal expansion co- cfHlcient ppm/°C) Thermal conduct- ivity (w/m K) Flexural strength (MPa)... [Pg.13]

Kofod G, Risse S, Stoyanov H et al (2011) Broad-spectrum enhancement of polymer composite dielectric constant at ultra-low doping caused by sihca-supported copper nanoparticles. Composites 5 1623-1629... [Pg.711]

Cure rate In composite Dielectric analysis Optical (fluorescence) FTIR spectra Note ... [Pg.316]

Parkman, N., 1978, Some properties of solid-liquid composite dielectric systems, I.E.E.E. Trans El, EI-13 289. [Pg.516]

Davies W E (1971) The theory of composite dielectrics, J Phys D Appl Phys 161 318-328. [Pg.105]

Equations (1) and (2) can be useful in a number of practical cases (%,97). However, in most general cases, composite dielectrics are chaotic or statistical mixtures of several compoitcnts. Then the true value of permittivity of a statistic composite should lie between the values determined by Eq. (2) for n 1 and n —1. which is formulated by the Wiener inequalities [96),... [Pg.546]


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