Investigation of Polymer-Ceramic Nanoparticles Composite Films for Use in the Capacitive Storage of Electrical Energy Terry Stufflebeam Mentor: Dr. Randy.

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Investigation of Polymer-Ceramic Nanoparticles Composite Films for Use in the Capacitive Storage of Electrical Energy Terry Stufflebeam Mentor: Dr. Randy Dillingham

Good Idea, wind and solar energy The problem, energy deficiencies The solution, energy storage devices

An Increasingly Viable Option High energy capacitors Ultra-long life; can be charged millions of times Low impact on the environment

How Capacitors Work

Fabricating the Capacitors |1cm|

Capacitance Measurements

Breakdown Voltage

Measuring the Breakdown Voltage

Capacitance (in nF) Dielectric Permittivity Voltage at Breakdown (in V) Breakdown Voltage (in MV/m) Energy Density (in J/cc) Capacitor Data

Acknowledgments Dr. Randy Dillingham Joel Iwagoshi Crystal Ewen

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