Lineare dielektrische Energiespeicherformel
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What is the energy storage performance of linear dielectrics?
The high-temperature energy storage performance of linear dielectrics has also been significantly improved. The incorporation of 2D Al 2 O 3 nanoplates with a BCB matrix results in a nanocomposite with an energy density of 3 J/cm 3 at 200 °C. More importantly, the efficiency of this nanocomposite is > 75% at this temperature [ 84 ].
How do you find the energy density of a linear dielectric?
For linear dielectrics, the dielectric constant is independent of the electric field. Thus, the energy density of linear dielectrics is expressed by Equation (7): where the value of J is proportional to the value of εr and the square of E [ 11, 18 ]. 2. Classification of Dielectric Materials 2.1. Four Typical Dielectric Materials
How can dielectric polymers improve energy storage performance?
Therefore, reducing the weak points in dielectric polymers is an effective strategy for enhancing the breakdown strength of dielectric polymers. Introducing polymers with high dielectric constants into linear dielectric polymers has been shown to be effective for improving their energy storage performance.
Are linear dielectric polymers useful?
Among these materials, linear dielectric polymers are attractive due to their significant advantages in breakdown strength and efficiency. However, the practical application of linear dielectrics is usually severely hindered by their low energy density, which is caused by their relatively low dielectric constant.
Why do linear dielectrics have a linear de Loop?
Unlike the other three typical dielectric materials, linear dielectrics exhibit a linear D−E loop, and their permittivity remains constant under an increasing electric field ( Figure 3 d), which is mainly due to the lack of an FE domain [ 21, 23 ].
Are linear dielectric polymers better than ferroelectrics?
Conclusions and Future Perspective In summary, compared with ferroelectrics, relaxor ferroelectrics, and anti-ferroelectrics, linear dielectric polymers exhibit obvious advantages in charge–discharge efficiency but usually suffer from low energy density.
