Abstract

In the paper, the results of investigations of temperature and frequency dependences of dielectric permeability and dielectric loss of compositions LDPE + xvol%Bi2Te3 are stated. The investigations were carried out at frequency 10 – 105 Hz and temperature 20°C - 150°C intervals, respectively. It was revealed that increase of percentage of the filler Bi2Te3 in the matrix, reduces to increase of dielectric permeability and dielectric loss of composites LDPE + xvol%Bi2Te3 in connection with the change reducing to Maxwell-Wagner’s volume polarization and emergence of comparative strong inner field in semiconductor clusters.

Highlights

  • Creation of composite materials is one of the basic directions in development of new prospective materials

  • Composition samples were obtained by mechanical mixing of powder Bi2Te3 with powder of lower density polyethylene (LDPE) in a porcelain motor

  • Dielectric permeability and dielectric loss of LDPE + xvol%Bi2Te3 were measured in the range of 296 - 520 K at linear growth of temperature with velocity 2.5 degree/min and in frequency range 1 by the technique described in the paper [6]

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Introduction

Creation of composite materials is one of the basic directions in development of new prospective materials. The filler particles play the role of a structuration, and the boundary layer of a polymer with filler has a special saturation structure. These are trapping cites with different values of energy of activation where the electrons are stabilized and as a result, electroactive properties of polymers are improved. It was revealed that with use of a filler of threefold compounds as AIII BIII C2VI based on polyethylene, one can obtain a new class of electret materials with record time of life [6]. We give the results of investigations of dielectric properties of composite materials based on lower density polyethylene (LDPE) filled with semiconductor compound Bi2Te3

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