Dielectric property of polyimide/barium titanate composites and its influence factors (II)

Abstract

Using poly(amic acid) (PAA) as a precursor followed by thermal imidization, the polyimide/barium titanate composite films were successfully prepared by a direct mixing method and in situ process. The influence of processing factors, such as particle size, distribution mode and polymerization method on dielectric properties was studied. Results revealed that the dielectric constant (?) of the composite film increased by using bigger fillers or employing in situ polymerization and bimodal distribution. When the composite film containing 50 Vol-% of BaTiO₃ with size in 100 nm was prepared via in situ process, its dielectric constant reached 45 at 10 kHz.

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