High thermal conductivity lossy dielectric using a multi layer configuration

Title: High thermal conductivity lossy dielectric using a multi layer configuration

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Systems and methods are described for loss dielectrics. A loss dielectric includes at least one high dielectric loss layer and at least one high thermal conductivity-electrically insulating layer adjacent the at least one high dielectric loss layer. A method of manufacturing a loss dielectric includes providing at least one high dielectric loss layer and providing at least one high thermal conductivity-electrically insulating layer adjacent the at least one high dielectric loss layer. The systems and methods provide advantages because the loss dielectrics are less costly and more environmentally friendly than the available alternatives.

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Tiegs, Terry N ^[1]; Kiggans, Jr., James O. ^[2]

Lenoir City, TN
(Oak Ridge, TN)

Issue Date:: 2003-01-01

Research Org.:: LOCKHEED MARTIN ENERGY RES COR

OSTI Identifier:: 875001

Patent Number(s):: 6509808

Assignee:: Lockhead Martin Energy Research (Oak Ridge, TN)

DOE Contract Number:: AC05-96OR22464

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: thermal; conductivity; lossy; dielectric; multi; layer; configuration; systems; methods; described; loss; dielectrics; conductivity-electrically; insulating; adjacent; method; manufacturing; providing; provide; advantages; costly; environmentally; friendly; available; alternatives; thermal conductivity; electrically insulating; methods provide; /333/

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