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All-Organic Polymer Dielectric Materials for Advanced Dielectric Capacitors: Theory, Property, Modified Design and Future Prospects
Polymer Reviews ( IF 11.1 ) Pub Date : 2022-10-05 , DOI: 10.1080/15583724.2022.2129680
Shuaikang Huang 1 , Kai Liu 1 , Wu Zhang 2 , Bing Xie 3 , Zhanming Dou 4 , Zilin Yan 5 , Hua Tan 1, 6, 7 , Chanatip Samart 8 , Suwadee Kongparakul 8 , Naohisa Takesue 6 , Haibo Zhang 1, 7, 8, 9, 10
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Abstract

Research on polymer-based dielectric materials with low energy loss and high power density for dielectric capacitors can promote the development of advanced energy storage devices and effectively solve energy storage problems. In recent years, all-organic polymer dielectrics have received extensive attention due to the excellent properties and have shown broad development prospects in the energy storage industry. Compared to polymer inorganic composites with bad processability, all-organic dielectrics have proven to be a more suitable option for low-cost and large-scale production. This review summarizes the phased achievements of traditional all-organic polymer dielectrics and the recent progress in polymer modification technology. Meanwhile, the energy storage theory of dielectrics, such as energy storage parameters, polarization mechanisms, breakdown mechanisms, and conduction mechanisms, is thoroughly reviewed. Finally, this paper identifies the existing problems of all-organic polymer dielectric materials and proposes feasible solutions and possible future research priorities.



中文翻译:

用于先进介电电容器的全有机聚合物介电材料:理论、性能、改进设计和未来展望

摘要

研究用于介电电容器的低能量损耗、高功率密度的聚合物基介电材料可以促进先进储能器件的发展,有效解决储能问题。近年来,全有机聚合物电介质因其优异的性能而受到广泛关注,在储能行业展现出广阔的发展前景。与加工性能较差的聚合物无机复合材料相比,全有机电介质已被证明是更适合低成本和大规模生产的选择。本文综述了传统全有机聚合物电介质的阶段性成果以及聚合物改性技术的最新进展。同时,电介质的储能理论,如储能参数、极化机制、击穿机制和传导机制进行了彻底审查。最后,本文指出了全有机聚合物介电材料存在的问题,并提出了可行的解决方案和未来可能的研究重点。

更新日期:2022-10-05
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