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Title: Dielectric properties of PMMA and its composites with ZrO2
Authors: Sannakki B
Anita A.
Keywords: Dielecric modulus: Ac conductivity
Dielectric constant
Dielectric loss
Imedenc measuremsnte
XRD
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Elsevier B.V.
Citation: Physics Procedia , Vol. 49 , , p. 15 - 26
Abstract: The polymer films of PMMA with different thickness and its composites with ZrO2 at various weight percentages but of same thickness have been studied. The determination of its dielectric properties, dielectric loss, a. c. conductivity and dielectric modulus were carried out using capacitance measurements of the above samples as a function of frequency, over the range 50 Hz 5 MHz at room temperature. The films of PMMA and its composites have been characterized using X-Ray Diffractometer. The dielectric permittivity of films of PMMA behaves nonlinearly as frequency increases over the range 50-300 Hz, where as above 300 Hz the values of dielectric constant remains constant. But it is observed that the dielectric constant of PMMA increases as thickness of the film increases. In case of composite films of PMMA with ZrO2 the values of dielectric permittivity decreases gradually up to frequency of around 1 KHz and at higher frequencies it remains constant for all the weight percentages of ZrO2. The complex form of dielectric modulus of PMMA is obtained from the experimentally measured data of dielectric constant and dielectric loss values. The relaxation time of the orientation of dipoles is obtained from the peak value of angular frequency through the plots of imaginary part of electrical modulus as function of frequency. The impedance of PMMA polymer increases as thickness of the films increases. The a c conductivity of PMMA film remains constant up to frequency of 1 MHz and above. It shows a nonlinear phenomenon with peak values at frequency 4 MHz. Shape and size of the nanoparticles of composite film of PMMA with ZrO2 was analyzed by Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM). © 2013 The Authors.
URI: 10.1016/j.phpro.2013.10.006
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