“…C p is the specific heat capacity of the composite film, which was calculated using the mixing rule, 31–33 as shown below: C p = C AlN × φ + C NFC × (1 − φ )where φ is the volume fraction of AlN; C AlN and C NFC are the room temperature specific heat capacities of AlN and NFC, which were determined using a TAQ600 differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) and measured as 0.51 J g −1 K −1 and 1.46 J g −1 K −1 , respectively. The relationship between the mass fraction and volume fraction of AlNw in the composite films is shown in Table S1,† where the densities of AlN and NFC were taken as 3.26 g cm −3 and 1.48 g cm −3 , 34,35 respectively. The surface temperature variations of the composite films during actual application were recorded using an E8-XT infrared thermal camera (FLIR).…”
With the rapid advancement of foldable electronic devices, it has garnered significant attention towards ultra-light, flexible and anisotropic composite films with high in-plane thermal conductivity. Aluminum nitride (AlN), as a...
“…C p is the specific heat capacity of the composite film, which was calculated using the mixing rule, 31–33 as shown below: C p = C AlN × φ + C NFC × (1 − φ )where φ is the volume fraction of AlN; C AlN and C NFC are the room temperature specific heat capacities of AlN and NFC, which were determined using a TAQ600 differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) and measured as 0.51 J g −1 K −1 and 1.46 J g −1 K −1 , respectively. The relationship between the mass fraction and volume fraction of AlNw in the composite films is shown in Table S1,† where the densities of AlN and NFC were taken as 3.26 g cm −3 and 1.48 g cm −3 , 34,35 respectively. The surface temperature variations of the composite films during actual application were recorded using an E8-XT infrared thermal camera (FLIR).…”
With the rapid advancement of foldable electronic devices, it has garnered significant attention towards ultra-light, flexible and anisotropic composite films with high in-plane thermal conductivity. Aluminum nitride (AlN), as a...
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