Functional Polyimide Dielectrics - by Jun-Wei Zha (Hardcover)

From the Back Cover

An of-the-moment discussion of the most cutting-edge research in the field of polyimide dielectrics

In Functional Polyimide Dielectrics: Structure, Properties, and Applications, distinguished researcher Dr. Jun-Wei Zha delivers an up-to-date and authoritative discussion of the latest advancements in the application of polyimide dielectrics (PIDs) in electrical and electronic equipment. Readers will find coverage of the application of PIDs in aerospace, high-temperature energy storage capacitors, corona-resistant motors, new energy power equipment, packaging, and more.

The book serves as a valuable reference for improving the performance and expanding the application of existing PIDs, as well as designing and developing new PIDs. It also provides a current overview of research and frontier applications that will prove useful to students and researchers from multiple disciplines.

Functional Polyimide Dielectrics also contains:

• A thorough introduction to the different types of polyimide dielectrics, including their synthesis, composites & blends, processing-property relationships, processing strategies and technologies, properties and applications
• Comprehensive explorations of a wide range of PID applications in a variety of special applications, like energy storage, insulation, thermal conductivity, intelligence, and more
• Practical discussions of the environmental aspects of the technology, as well as life cycle assessment sustainable alternative possibilities
• Complete treatments of smart polyimide dielectrics

Perfect for materials scientists, electronics engineers, polymer chemists, physicists, and mechanical engineers, Functional Polyimide Dielectrics: Structure, Properties, and Applications will also benefit professionals, engineers, and scientists working in the chemical industry.

About the Author

Jun-Wei Zha, PhD, is Professor at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, China. He was previously selected as a Hong Kong Scholar. He is currently the IET Fellow, IEEE Senior Member, member of IEEE/DEIS Technical Committee on Nanodielectrics and CIGRE WG D1-73 etc. He won the first prize of Natural Science of the Ministry of Education in 2019, the first prize of Natural Science of Beijing Science and Technology Award in 2022 and Young Scientist Award of Chinese Society for Composite Materials in 2021.