Dielectric constant of silver-thermosetting polyester composites
作者： S. H. Kwan , F. G. Shin , W. L. Tsui
DOI: 10.1007/BF00980776
关键词: Composite material 、 Permittivity 、 Percolation threshold 、 Composite number 、 Thermosetting polymer 、 Volume fraction 、 Materials science 、 Dielectric 、 Classical electromagnetism 、 Range (particle radiation)
摘要: The dielectric constant of a conductor-insulator composite is measured and no percolation threshold observed up toV=45%, whereV the volume fraction conducting filler. fabricated by dispersing silver-coated glass spheres in unsaturated polyester. It found that varies smoothly as (1−V)−3 within experimental range this relationship may be satisfactorily interpreted on basis classical electromagnetic theory.
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