The structure and properties of new metallized polyimide films with high electrooptical performances

2006

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DOI 10.1109/caol.2005.1553928
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The specific properties and structure of new chemically metallized polyimides films were investigated by RSA, DSK, TGA methods and by measurements of the microhardness and the electrical conductivity. The surface layers represent composite material in which metal nanoparticles strengthen the polymer. The method of microhardness can be used as express-method for estimation the depth of metal particle penetration. The value of the electrical conductivity permits to estimate the thickness of "high conductivity" owing to impurities after chemical modification. The high adhesion, caused by the specific structure, makes these films prospective for new techniques.