Dielectric Properties and Coulomb Blockade Effect in Nano-Ag/Silicone Resin Modified Polyester Composite

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In order to modify material properties, nano Ag (diameter less than 20 nm) was successfully made from Ag colloidal sol and uniformly dispersed into silicone resin modified polyester (SP). The dielectric properties of the composite were studied. Resistivity- temperature characteristic of the composite is some different from that of pure SP. The maximal breakdown voltage of the composite is 112% of that of pure SP and dielectric loss can be 8 times of pure SP at power frequency. Dielectric constants of the composites all increased with various contents of nano Ag. Two types of shallow traps (0.52eV and 0.62eV) with trap densities (1.2 × 1010/cm3 and 2.0 × 1011/cm3) are found in the composite, which differs from those of pure SP (0.58eV, 3.1 × 1010/cm3) significantly. Resistivity of the composite is much greater than that of pure SP under cryogenic temperature (77K), which might be treated as the result of Coulomb Blockade effect. From the view of dielectric physics, the different characteristic between the composite and pure SP was discussed and a new concept of nano metal/dielectric materials composite used for device surface protection was introduced.
社団法人電気学会の論文
2006-11-01