2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesa.2005.01.026
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Dielectric response and relaxation phenomena in composites of epoxy resin with BaTiO3 particles

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“…Besides, the real permittivity increased as the temperature did (Figure 3) due to the higher mobility of polymer chains. Moreover, it was observed that imaginary permittivity decreased at low frequencies (Figure 3b), because of a relaxation process [7][8] . Changes in the permittivity values as a function of frequency are attributed to dielectric relaxations.…”
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“…Besides, the real permittivity increased as the temperature did (Figure 3) due to the higher mobility of polymer chains. Moreover, it was observed that imaginary permittivity decreased at low frequencies (Figure 3b), because of a relaxation process [7][8] . Changes in the permittivity values as a function of frequency are attributed to dielectric relaxations.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The real permittivity of CCTO systems was higher than BaTiO 3 composites, throughout the volume fraction range. Nevertheless, considering that dielectric permittivity of CCTO is 9000 ε 0 10 against 2500 ε 0 of BaTiO 3 7 , composites permittivities did not show great differences at the same volume fraction due to the resin influence (4.5ε 0 ) on the composite permittivity 7 . Moreover, heterogeneous particle distribution could have affected composite permittivity values.…”
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“…As pointed out in a recent review [33], modification of the surface of the ceramic fillers, through chemical grafting or the production of core-shell structures is key to improve filler dispersion, reduce porosity, thereby improving the mechanical, and electrical properties of the composites. Most of the existent studies focus on the dielectric [34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43] and electromechanical [4,7,13,15,17,25,44] properties of such composites and relatively few systematic studies on their thermal and mechanical behavior have been published so far. Furthermore the ceramic volume fractions considered are often much lower than those used in most applications [45], studies of highly filled composites mainly being limited to lead-based ferroelectric materials [46,47].…”
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“…Cabe destacar que los resultados que se presentan en esta sección para los sistemas BaTiO 3 /epoxi y Fe 3 O 4 /epoxi fueron reportados con anterioridad por Ramajo y colaboradores [11][12] y se exponen sólo con el objetivo de mejorar la calidad del análisis. En la tabla se evidencia, que la densidad del material aumenta al incrementarse el porcentaje de carga.…”
Section: Compuestos Bifásicos Batio 3 /Epoxi Y Fe 3 O 4 /Epoxiunclassified