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Thin polymeric films for use as dielectrics

Thin polymeric films for use as dielectrics

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The various techniques whereby polymeric materials can be converted into usable film form are discussed. The limitation of these methods are considered, in particular the well-known extrusion lay-flat process. A method of film preparation by casting on to a suitable carrier is described and assessed. Properties relevant to electrical applications are discussed for polystyrene, styrene copolymers, polycarbonates, cellulosics and polyolefines.

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