Flexible piezoelectric polymer composites with magnetic-field-oriented BNNS and imprinted micropillars for self-powered sensors

Special Topic: Flexible Electronics and Micro/Nanomanufacturing

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Figure 6

Simulation and experimental results of thermal conductivity of m-BNNS/PDMS composite films. (a) The solid heat transfer module simulation results of m-BNNS/PDMS composite films before and after alignment; (b) the thermal conductivity test results of SR_BNNS and SA_BNNS in the range of 0.5%‒2% BNNS mass fraction; (c) surface temperature curves of F_PDMS, S_PDMS, FA_BNNS, and SA_BNNS composite films (inset: infrared thermal image).

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