Polyimide (PI) has excellent insulation properties
mechanical properties
heat resistance
radiation resistance
etc.
and is widely used in high-precision intelligent control systems
5G communication terminals and base stations. However
the thermal conductivity coefficients (λ) of PI materials are low
which cannot meet the thermal conductivity/heat dissipation requirements of current and future high-power electronic and electrical equipment. Therefore
research and development of the new generation of thermally conductive PI materials has become a research hotspot at home and abroad. This review systematically summarizes the research progress of thermally conductive PI materials
mainly from two aspects: intrinsically thermally conductive PI and thermally conductive PI composites. Related concepts
classifications and influencing factors are introduced
the preparation and research progress of thermally conductive PI materials are expounded
and the thermal conduction mechanisms of thermally conductive PI materials are analyzed. Finally
the current challenges in this field are summarized
and the development directions of thermally conductive PI materials are prospected.
Research Progress of Low Dielectric Constant Polyimides: the Relationship between Structure and Dielectric Properties
Research Progress of Graphite-like Materials Prepared from Polyimide-based Materials
Research Progress of Polyimide Based Thermally Conductive Insulating Composite Film
A Review of Polyimide Material as Silicon-based Anode Binder for Lithium Ion Batteries
Advances in Structure and Properties of Polyimide Containing Benzimidazole Moieties
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Changzhou Institute of Advanced Materials, Beijing University of Chemical Technology