Dielectric Breakdown Research Articles

Defect engineering design and electrical breakdown model improve dielectric properties and reliability of rare-earth doped BaTiO3-based ceramics

Defect engineering design and electrical breakdown model improve dielectric properties and reliability of rare-earth doped BaTiO3-based ceramics

Achieving Ultrahigh Efficiency of Triboelectric Nanogenerator Energy Harvesting Systems via Hybrid Electronic‐Spark Power Management

AbstractSignificant efforts are devoted to optimizing the efficiency of triboelectric energy harvesting systems, particularly through the design of an advanced power management system (PMS) for Triboelectric Nanoenerators (TENGs). A critical aspect of PMS is the design and control of switches. However, existing switches face significant limitations. For spark switches, precise control cannot be achieved, and electronic switches can only operate at voltages below several hundred volts which is limited by the risk of electrical breakdown. To address these limitations, a hybrid electronic‐spark switch power management system (HESS) is proposed. HESS changes the connection of capacitors from parallel to series by deploying a maximum voltage tracking switch components at the peak voltage point, resulting in a much‐elevated voltage level to activate the spark switch. This approach achieves precise control of the spark switch for the first time and significantly reduces the operating voltage of electronic switches. Through simulation and experimental verification, HESS achieves the control at a voltage level of 1.8 kV for spark switch, with an electrical component breakdown voltage of only 450 V. The power density of the HESS is 29.8 mW Hz−1 m−2, which is a new record for electronic switches.

Improving the distribution system capability by incorporating ZnO nanoparticles into high-density polyethylene cable materials

This paper introduces a novel insulated cable designed to enhance the distribution system’s capabilities. Accordingly, high-density polyethylene loaded with varying concentrations of zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles (NPs) ranging from 0.0 to 5 wt% was prepared using the melt-blending technique. Zinc oxide (NPs) is synthesized by using sol–gel technique and their microstructure was examined by X-ray diffraction. The new insulated cable, HDPE nanocomposite loaded with 1 wt% of ZnO, demonstrates a 43% reduction in the relative dielectric constant and a 16.5% improvement in breakdown strength compared to pure HDPE. The observed changes in both the dielectric constant and breakdown strength offer several advantages in electrical applications. These benefits include a decrease in feeder current at the same loading level, mitigation of inrush transients during load switching, and a reduction in earth fault current values, particularly in unearthed distribution networks with ungrounded cables. A comparative study is conducted between the conventional insulating cable based on the original material (HDPE) and the new insulated cable incorporating ZnO nanomaterial at a ratio of 1.0 wt% of the total cable mass per unit length. This comparison utilizes data from two actual medium-voltage distribution feeders. Both actual feeders are simulated using the EMTP/ATP package. The obtained results prove the efficacy of the developed material cable (polymer doped with ZnO NPs) compared to the base material. The peak and duration of inrush current can be cut to 77.3% and 67% of their original values, respectively. The earth fault current can be reduced to 56.5% in ungrounded networks, while substation current under the normal operation can be cut to 84.3% with the same load currents.

Simultaneously Enhanced Thermal Conductivity and Dielectric Breakdown Strength in Micro/Nano-BN/Epoxy/PC Multilayer Composites

Simultaneously Enhanced Thermal Conductivity and Dielectric Breakdown Strength in Micro/Nano-BN/Epoxy/PC Multilayer Composites

Exploring the Crystal Structure and Electronic Properties of γ-Al2O3: Machine Learning Drives Future Material Innovations.

For decades, researchers have struggled to determine the precise crystal structure of γ-Al2O3 due to its atomic-level disorder and the challenges associated with obtaining high-purity, high-crystallinity γ-Al2O3 in laboratory settings. This study investigates the crystal structure and electronic properties of γ-Al2O3 coatings under the influence of an external electric field, integrating machine learning with density functional theory (DFT). A potential 160-atom supercell structure was identified from over 600,000 γ-Al2O3 configurations and confirmed through high-resolution transmission electron microscopy and selected area electron diffraction. The findings indicate that γ-Al2O3 deviates from the conventional spinel structure, suggesting that octahedral vacancies can reduce the system's energy. Under an external electric field, the material's band structure and density of states (DOS) undergo significant changes: the bandgap narrows from 3.996 to 0 eV, resulting in metallic behavior, while the projected density of states (PDOS) exhibits peak broadening and splitting of oxygen atom PDOS below the Fermi level. These alterations elucidate the variations in the electrical conductivity of alumina coatings under an electric field. These findings clarify the mechanisms of γ-Al2O3's electronic property modulation and offer insights into its covalent and ionic mixed bonding as a wide-bandgap semiconductor. This discovery is essential for understanding dielectric breakdown in insulating materials.

Synergistic effects in Na0.5Bi0.5TiO3-based thin film through stress field regulation for excellent capacitive energy storage

Thin film dielectric capacitors have attracted significant attention under the current trend of integration and portability in electronic devices. In this work, Na0.5Bi0.5(Fe0.03Ti0.97)O3–SrTiO3 (NBFT–STO) thin films are synthesized via sol–gel method onto flexible Pt/Mica and rigid Pt/Ti/SiO2/Si substrates, respectively to obtain NBFT–STO dielectric capacitors under different local stress fields. Synergistic effects between dielectric polarization and breakdown strength (EBD), as well as dielectric polarization and polarization hysteresis are obtained, with the rigid one exhibiting higher EBD and the flexible one possessing high polarization linearity. Excellent capacitive energy storage performance with Wrec of 28.00 J/cm3 and η of 70.44 % are obtained at 20 kHz for the NBFT–STO thin film onto Pt/Mica. These findings provide a new route to modulate polarization behavior of NBT–based thin film through stress field regulation for capacitive energy storage.

Research on the Inner Surface Discharge of the Insulation Sheath of Electric Locomotive Cable Terminals

Adding an insulating sheath to the exposed metal part of the outer insulation of a roof cable terminal can extend the creepage distance of the leakage current and significantly reduce the probability of pollution flashover on the outer insulation of the equipment. However, during the actual operation of the locomotive, the inner surface of the insulating sheath is discharged, resulting in cable insulation breakdown, the mechanism of which is unclear. This paper establishes a cable terminal–sheath electric field simulation model and studies the interface air gap, the interface with wet pollution, and the distribution of damp pollution on the outer surface and other factors on the electric field distribution of the cable terminal–sheath structure and the interface discharge, revealing the mechanism of discharge on the inner surface of the cable terminal’s insulation sheath. A voltage of 25 kV rms is applied, and the simulation results show that when the outer surface of the cable terminal is clean and there are air gaps and wet dirt on the inner surface, the maximum distortion electric field at the inner surface is 0.8 × 105~3.4 × 105 V/m, and the value of the electric field at this time is not enough to cause a partial discharge; when there is a uniform layer of wet dirt on the outer surface of the cable terminal, the electric field on the inner surface averages 1.5 × 105 V/m, which is about 275% higher than the average electric field when the outer surface is clean; when there is wetting or an air gap on the inner surface at the same time, the maximum aberration electric field on the inner surface is 1.8 × 105~1.9 × 106 V/m. The wetting on the outer surface of the cable terminal strengthens the non-uniformity degree of the distribution of the electric field, and when there is wetting and an air gap on the inner surface, the over-voltage on the cable terminal inevitably leads to a discharge phenomenon in the air gap. This provides a theoretical basis for optimizing the insulation sheath structure to solve the discharge problem.

Modelling and Experimentation of failure modes to obtain safe operating Range for improved Dielectric elastomer actuation performance

Abstract Dielectric elastomers (DEs) possess high energy density, lightweight, and low response time making them suitable material candidatures for electromechanical transducers (ET). Performance enhancement of ET necessitates escalated electrical load making prone to failure and subsequently hindering reliability and life cycle. Existing models towards failure mitigation focus on mechanical and electrical loads individually with constant relative permittivity, whereas DEs undergoes combined loading and stretch-electrostriction in real-time application. This study aims to identify safe design and operating parameters by addressing various modes of failures under combined loads and stretch-electrostriction. Under combined load, pre-strain emerges as a crucial parameter to reduce EMI, while extensive pre-strain leads to diminish thickness which in turn promotes electrical breakdown of elastomer. The optimized design for DEs exhibit substantial failure suppression at a pre-strain value of 1.7 (λpre) under maximum electrical load of 37.66 MV/m (Emax). The efficacy of optimized parameters for the failure suppression is verified through an in-house fabricated planar actuator. Operation within the identified range of parameters is observed to enhance the reliability and lifespan of DE-actuators, marking a noteworthy advancement in the field of soft robotics.

Ultra-fine nano-crystalline optimize electrostatic energy storage

Grain size pays a crucial role in the properties of ferroelectrics and dielectrics. Reducing the grain size is considered to be an effective mean for enhancing dielectric energy storage. In this work, high recovered energy storage density and efficiency were achieved in three-layered Aurivillius thin films by ultra-fine grain nano-crystalline engineering. The ultra-low remanent polarization can be attributed to the emergence of polar nano-regions due to the disruption of macroscopic continuity of ferroelectric domains by ultra-fine nano-grains. At the same time, all thin films have high dielectric breakdown strength due to the presence of extremely high grain boundary density. Thus, a high recovered energy storage density of 71 J/cm3 and an efficiency of 76% were achieved, and the thin film capacitors show good fatigue endurance and temperature stability. The results suggest that ultra-fine nano-crystalline engineering can expand the application of traditional ferroelectric thin films in energy storage devices.

Preparation of a MIL-125/MoS2/SiO2 Ternary Nanohybrid and Its Smart Electrorheological Behavior.

In this work, a kind of ternary hybrid material, MIL-125/MoS2/SiO2, was prepared by a solvothermal and Stöber method. In this system, MIL-125, as the matrix material, not only furnishes a large specific surface area for MIL-125/MoS2/SiO2, thereby providing a basis for stronger interfacial polarization, but also effectively enhances the antisettlement ability of the electrorheological fluids (ERFs). Different characterizations, such as scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, XRD, XPS, FT-IR, BET, electron mapping, etc., were used to analyze the ternary nanohybrid. The ERFs prepared by combining the different advantages of the three materials in the hybrid system were studied by a HAAKE high-speed rotary rheometer. In addition, the combination of MoS2 and SiO2 provides suitable electrical conductivity and dielectric properties for the system to promote the generation of interface polarization, ensuring that the entire system exhibits stronger electrorheological behavior without electrical breakdown and thus obtains higher shear stress.

Improved healability for large‐sized electrical breakdown in thermosetting polythiourethane with excellent mechanical properties and electrical insulation

AbstractReplacing thermoset insulation by healable and recyclable covalent adaptable networks is a promising approach to the sustainable development of electrical and electronic devices. However, the repair performance gifted by dynamic covalent bonds always conflicts with the excellent mechanical properties gifted by stiff cross‐linked networks. In this paper, by introducing dynamic thiocarbamate bonds, polythiourethane (PTU) with excellent mechanical properties and electrical insulation comparable to commercial epoxy resins are successfully developed, which exhibit superior healability and recyclability properties. Sub‐centimeter scale electrical breakdown failures of the PTU samples could be efficiently self‐healed with a healing efficiency up to 90%, while the storage modulus and volume resistivity exceeded 2 GPa and 1016 Ω cm, respectively. Even though the electrical breakdown strength inevitably declined after multiple repair processes, PTU samples could restore their initial excellent insulation performance by simply reprocessing with the efficiency above 95%. Moreover, the efficient healability performance of large‐sized electrical breakdown failures remained after the reprocessing. These outstanding characteristics underscore the tremendous potential of PTU materials as a new generation of sustainable high voltage insulation.

Spectral and optic-metric methods of monitoring parameters of plasma channels caused by discharge currents between metals granules in working liquids

Introduction. Spark-erosion processing of metals and alloys granules in working liquids is the basis of a several technological processes. Efficiency of energy use in them and parameters of the resulting product largely depend on the accuracy of stabilization and regulation of pulse power in each plasma channel between the granules. To achieve this, until now only the voltage and current of the discharge pulses in the entire layer of granules have been controlled. Problem. The measurement methods, which are used, are not effective enough for monitoring the parameters of individual plasma channels and predicting the size distribution of eroded metals particles at the stage of their formation. The aim of the work is to develop a method for determining the volumes of components of plasma channels in layers of metals granules during their spark-erosion treatment to predict the size distribution of eroded metal particles at the stage of their formation, as well as to simplify the method of spectrometric analysis of the elemental composition of substances surrounding plasma channels for the operational prediction of the chemical composition of resulting products. Methodology. A series of experiments were carried out on spark-erosion processing of Al and Ag granules layers in distilled water. Using a digital camera, images of the plasma channels in them were obtained. Based on the theory of pulsed electrical breakdown of liquid dielectrics, an analysis of the components of plasma channels was carried out. Using the specialized ToupView program, the volumes of equivalent ellipsoids of rotation were determined, approximating the halos of colored radiation likely arising from streamers, as well as the spark cores of plasma channels emitting white light. The shades of the resulting radiation were studied for several metals and working liquids. The obtained data were compared with the known results of spectrometric studies for the same elements excited by similar mechanisms. Results. The theory of discharge-pulse systems for spark-erosion processing of granular conductive media has been developed in the direction of new methods for monitoring the parameters of discharge pulses and predicting the chemical composition and size distribution parameters of eroded metal particles at the stage of their production. An optic-metric method has been developed for determining the volumes of halos and cores of plasma channels. A simplified spectral method for determining the chemical composition of erosion particles based on the shade of the resulting radiation was proposed. Originality. The developed new optic-metric method makes it possible to obtain information about almost every plasma channel, which refines predictions of the size distribution of erosion particles. To implement the method, general-purpose hardware and specialized software that is freely available are used. The developed method of simplified spectral analysis of excited atoms makes it possible to make preliminary predictions of the chemical composition of the obtained erosion particles already at the stage of their formation without the use of expensive specialized equipment. Practical significance. The ratio of the volumes of halos and cores of plasma channels between Al and Ag granules in distilled water was measured. An analysis of the emission spectra of plasma channel halos between Al, Ag and Cu granules in distilled water, Fe in ethyl alcohol, Ni-Mn-Ga and Ti-Zr-Ni alloys in liquid nitrogen, and Ti-Zr-Ni in liquid argon was carried out. Based on spectrometry data, the resulting shades of these radiations were substantiated and their description in the RGB system is given. References 56, table 1, figures 4.

Optimized design and performance testing of hydraulic electrostatic actuator

ABSTRACT Hydraulic electrostatic actuators have become a research hotspot for their inherent flexibility and safety of human-machine interaction. This paper aims to combine the characteristics of dielectric elastomers and fluid actuators, enhancing the dielectric constant and breakdown field strength by modifying Al2O3 on the surface of nanostructured BaTiO3 and in order to develop a hydraulic electrostatic actuator with silicone rubber as the matrix material. Single-factor experiments were firstly conducted to confirm the range of three factors affecting the actuation strain of the actuator: BaTiO3@Al2O3 content, thickness of the silicone rubber elastomer film, and pre-stretching ratio coefficient. The response surface methodology was used to study the interactive influence of the above three influencing factors on the actuation strain. It was obtained that A has an insignificant influence on the actuation strain, AB has a significant influence on the actuation strain, and B, C, AC, and BC have a highly influence on the actuation strain. Maximizing actuation strain as the optimization objective yielded the combination results of each factor: BaTiO3@Al2O3 content of 2.57%, thickness of 0.60 mm, and pre-stretching ratio coefficient of 2.50. Actuation strain tests were conducted with optimized parameters under no-load. The experimental results of the actuation strain test show that the relative error between the test value and the model prediction value of 16.47% is less than 5%, and the optimization model results are reliable. The optimized hydraulic electrostatic actuator was tested for actuation strain and electrical performance under different loads. The experiment showed that the maximum actuation strain of the hydraulic electrostatic actuator was 17.20% under a load of 100 g. The critical breakdown current of the actuator ranged from 115 μA to 130 μA, and the maximum electromechanical conversion efficiency of the actuator under different loads was 67.93%. Finally, a joint actuating device was developed based on the structure of the actuator, amplifying the output displacement of the actuator to 30 mm, and the linear displacement of the soft electro-fluid actuator can be converted into a 20° rotation angle through the gear steering mechanism, thus validating the effectiveness of the hydraulic electrostatic actuator.

Enhanced energy storage performance in NBT-based MLCCs via cooperative optimization of polarization and grain alignment

Dielectric ceramics possess a unique competitive advantage in electronic systems due to their high-power density and excellent reliability. Na1/2Bi1/2TiO3-based ceramics, one type of extensively studied energy storage dielectric, however, often experience A-site element volatilization and Ti4+ reduction during high-temperature sintering. These issues may result in increased energy loss, reduced polarization and low dielectric breakdown electric field, ultimately making it challenging to achieve both high energy storage density and efficiency. To address these issues, we introduce a synergistic optimization strategy that combine polarization engineering and grain alignment engineering. First principles calculations and experimental analyses show that the doping of Mn2+ can suppress the reduction of Ti4+ in Na1/2Bi1/2TiO3-based ceramics and enhance ion off-centering displacements, thereby reducing energy loss and improving polarization. In addition, we prepared multilayer ceramic capacitors with grains oriented along the <111> direction using the template grain growth method. This approach effectively reduces electric-field-induced strain by 37% and markedly enhances breakdown electric field by 42% when compared with nontextured counterpart. As a result of this comprehensive strategy, <111 >-textured Na1/2Bi1/2TiO3-based multilayer ceramic capacitors achieve an ultra-high energy density of 15.7 J·cm−3 and an excellent efficiency beyond 95% at 850 kV·cm−1, exhibiting a superior overall energy storage performance.

The Role of Hydrogen in ReRAM.

Previous research on transistor gate oxides reveals a clear link between hydrogen content and oxide breakdown. This has implications for redox-based resistive random access memory (ReRAM) devices, which exploit soft, reversible, dielectric breakdown, as hydrogen is often not considered in modeling or measured experimentally. Here quantitative measurements, corroborated across multiple techniques are reported, that reveal ReRAM devices, whether manufactured in a university setting or research foundry, contain concentrations of hydrogen at levels likely to impact resistance switching behavior. To the knowledge this is the first empirical measurement depth profiling hydrogen concentration through a ReRAM device. Applying a recently-developed Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry analysis technique enables to measure hydrogen diffusion across the interfaces of SiOx ReRAM devices as a result of operation. These techniques can be applied to a broad range of devices to further understand ReRAM operation. Careful control of temperatures, precursors, and exposure to ambient during fabrication should limit hydrogen concentration. Additionally, using thin oxynitride or TiO2 capping layers should prevent diffusion of hydrogen and other contaminants into devices during operation. Applying these principles to ReRAM devices will enable considerable, informed, improvements in performance.

Nonlinear dielectric response and conductivity characteristics of epoxy resin in high voltage AC electric field

Abstract High-voltage dielectric and AC conduction behaviors of epoxy resin (EP) insulation are beneficial for the design and application of solid-state power electronic devices. This study investigates the nonlinear dielectric response and AC conduction characteristics of EP. The dielectric relaxation characteristics, including permittivity and AC conductivity of the EP samples, were investigated using high-voltage dielectric spectroscopy and the ionic polarization model. The results demonstrate a nonlinear increase in the relative permittivity and AC conductivity concerning the AC electric field. The increase in AC conduction under a high-frequency electric field is attributed to the reduction in the threshold field for charge injection caused by elevated temperatures. Considering the dielectric response and carrier hopping, it is evident that the nonlinear dielectric response of EP primarily originates from the ionic process under high electric fields. Ionic polarization, in conjunction with ion-hopping conduction, enhances the dielectric loss at high frequencies and electric fields, thereby facilitating the nonlinear conversion of AC conduction. The equivalent free volume is likely to increase in high-frequency fields. This phenomenon leads to an increase in AC conduction and even dielectric breakdown. This study offers a pivotal theoretical framework for the design and application of high-frequency insulation.

Alicyclic Polyimide With Multiple Breakdown Self-Healing Based on Gas-Condensation Phase Validation for High Temperature Capacitive Energy Storage.

Polymer dielectrics with combined thermal stability and self-healing properties are specifically desired for high-temperature film capacitors. The high thermal stability of conventional polymers benefits from the abundance of aromatic rings in the molecule backbone, but the high carbon content sacrifices their self-healing properties. Here, analicyclic polyimide with a high glass transition temperature (256°C) and wide energy bandgap (4.58eV) is designed, which exhibits electric conductivity more than an order of magnitude lower than that of classical polyimide at high electric fields and high temperatures. As a result, alicyclic polyimide achieves a discharged energy density of 4.54 Jcm-3 and a charge-discharge efficiency of above 90% at 200°C, which is superior to existing dielectric polymers and composites. The alicyclic polyimide benefits from a low pyrolytic residual carbon rate, retaining 93% of the dielectric breakdown strength after four electrical breakdown cycles. Distinguishing from the current condensed-phase self-healing concept, for the first time, exploring the self-healing capability of high-temperature polyimide dielectric is presented based on dual self-healing mechanisms of gas-phase and condensed-phase. The high energy density at high temperatures and the superior self-healing capability of alicyclic polyimide further indicate the promise of polyimide dielectric film capacitors for extreme conditions.

Tuning Dielectric Properties with Nanofiller Dimensionality in Polymer Nanocomposites.

Polymer nanocomposites hold great potential as dielectrics for energy storage devices and flexible electronics. The structural architecture of the nanofillers is expected to play a crucial role in the fundamental mechanisms governing the electrical breakdown and dielectric properties of the nanocomposites. However, the effect of nanofiller structure and dimensionality on these properties has not been studied thoroughly to date. This study explores the critical relationship between nanofiller dimensionality and dielectric properties in polymer nanocomposites. We fabricated polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) nanocomposites by incorporating a range of carbon-based nanofillers separately, including zero-dimensional (0D) carbon black (CB), one-dimensional (1D) multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT), 1D single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT), two-dimensional (2D) reduced graphene oxide (rGO), and three-dimensional (3D) graphite. The frequency-dependent (1 kHz to 1 MHz) dielectric permittivity (k) of the nanocomposites at the same concentration of nanofillers demonstrated a hierarchical order, with MWCNT showing the highest permittivity (∼400%), succeeded by rGO (∼360%), CB (∼290%), SWCNT (∼230%), and graphite (∼70%), respectively. The temperature-dependent (50-150 °C) dielectric spectroscopy revealed high k with increasing temperature due to the enhanced dipole movement. However, their dielectric breakdown strength and energy densities were not correlated to k and exhibited the following order: SWCNT > MWCNT > CB > rGO > graphite. As the electrical breakdown depends upon the nanocomposites' mechanical strength, we correlated the mechanical properties with the nanofiller dimensionality, and Young's modulus followed the 1D ≈ 2D > 0D > 3D order. These findings will provide fundamental insights into designing tunable, conducive nanofiller-based nanocomposites in next-generation flexible electronics and capacitive energy storage devices.

An Intragranular Segregation Structure Enables an Excellent Energy Storage Performance in Composite Dielectrics through Delayed Saturation Polarization.

An electrostatic capacitor for energy storage is an important basic component of pulse power electronics. The electrical breakdown strength (Eb) of normal ferroelectrics is low, which limits their application in dielectric energy storage. Constructing a 0-3-type composite dielectric, that is, introducing an insulating metallic oxide into the ferroelectric matrix, can greatly enhance Eb. Unfortunately, an intergranular secondary phase typically forms that causes large attenuation of the dielectric constant, which leads to limited improvement of energy storage performance. In this work, a composite ceramic with an intragranular segregation structure was intentionally designed using the BaTiO3-BaZrO3-CaTiO3 (BCZT) system as an example. Compared with those of a BCZT solid solution without a secondary phase and a BCZT composite with a grain-boundary secondary phase, the rationally designed BCZT composite with an intragranular secondary phase delivered a large recoverable energy density of 5.86 J/cm3 and high efficiency of 86.7% at a moderate electric field of 550 kV/cm. Such performance was achieved because the intragranular segregation structure displayed delayed saturation polarization with a high Eb. This microstructural engineering strategy is generally applicable to optimize composite dielectrics to meet the demands of high-performance energy storage capacitors.

Enhanced mechanical and dielectric properties of lignocellulosic composite papers with biomimetic multilayered structure and multiple hydrogen-bonding interactions

Lignocellulosic papers (LCP) are favored for electrical insulating applications due to their environmental friendliness, ease of processing, and cost-effectiveness. However, the loose structure and numerous pores inside LCP result in the poor mechanical and electrical insulating properties, posing challenges in meeting the requirements for the rapid upgrading of high-voltage electrical equipment. Herein, a 3D interconnective structure composed of 3D aramid nanofibers (ANF) and 2D carbonylated basalt nanosheets (CBSNs) is introduced to enhance the structure and the chemical bonding interactions of LCP. This is achieved by impregnating LCP into an ANF-CBSNs suspension, where the 3D interconnective ANF framework hosts numerous CBSNs. The resultant LCP/ANF-CBSNs (LCP/A-C) composite papers exhibit multilayered structure and multiple hydrogen-bonding interactions, demonstrating excellent mechanical and electrical insulating properties. Notably, the optimized LCP/A-C5 composite papers exhibit remarkable tensile strength (23.15 MPa) and dielectric breakdown strength (20.14 kV·mm−1), respectively, representing 229 % and 145 % increase compared to those of the control LCP. These impressive properties are integrated with excellent bending ability, outstanding high temperature resistance, exceptional volume resistivity, and low dielectric constant and loss, demonstrating their potential as highly promising electrical insulating papers for advanced high-power electrical equipment.