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Dielectric Permittivity of Polymers Containing Conductive Inclusions

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 February 2011

A.N. Kolesnicov ,
A.N. Lagar'kov ,
S.M. Matitsin ,
L.N. Novogrudskiy ,
K.N. Rozanov  and
A.K. Sarychev
A.N. Kolesnicov
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
A.N. Lagar'kov
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
S.M. Matitsin
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
L.N. Novogrudskiy
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
K.N. Rozanov
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
A.K. Sarychev
Affiliation:
Institut for High Temperature, Academy of Science USSR, Ighorskaya 13/19 Moscow, 127412, USSR.
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Filled polymers containing conductive inclusions possess a number of unique microwave properties. The effective values of real ε1 and imaginary ε2 parts of complex dielectric permittivity ε=ε1 + εz of these materials may be easily changed by variation of their composition. The values of ε1 may have high (up to several hundreds) as well as negative meanings [1]. Besides, the filled polymers containing conductive inclusions may possess strong frequency dispersion of the effective dielectric permittivity at wavelengths λ∼1, where 1 is a size of inclusion. The investigation of dielectric properties of these materials at microwaves is of great interest as from the physical point of view as for technical applications.

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MRS Online Proceedings Library (OPL) , Volume 214: Symposium R1 – Optical and Electrical Properties of Polymers , 1990 , 113
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Copyright © Materials Research Society 1991

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