Abstract

In this work, aluminum nitride particles (AlN) and boron nitride whiskers (BNw) were surface-functionalized by polydopamine, and then novel composites were prepared by co-doping. By observing with transmission electron microscopy, we clearly saw that the surfaces of AlN and BNw were successfully coated with a thin polydopamine coating. This is beneficial to enhance the filler-matrix interface interaction and the filler dispersion. The co-doping of the two thermally conductive fillers increases the chance of contact between the filler and the filler, and reduces the interfacial thermal resistance, thereby forming a thermal conduction network more efficiently. The results show that at a frequency of 1 MHz at room temperature, the dielectric constant of 30 wt%AlN@PDA/6 wt%BNw@PDA/EP composites is 4.74 and the dielectric loss tangent is 0.0171. Its thermal conductivity is 0.40 W/(m·K), the glass transition temperature reaches 250.2°C, the impact strength reaches 6.89 kJ m−2, and the breakdown field is 10.93 kV/mm.

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