Xiaomei Fang
General Electric
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IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control | 2013
Daniel Qi Tan; Qin Chen; Xiaomei Fang; Patricia Chapman Irwin; Yu U. Wang
Incorporated with polar ceramic particles, polymers were shown to exhibit improved dielectric properties. This work focused on the interaction of polar ceramic particles with the hosting polymers so as to improve the distribution of particles and the dielectric properties of polymer composites. Both computation and experimental observation were conducted toward the understanding of composite dielectric engineering. The electric field was found to be localized at the particle-polymer interface likely contributing to the polarization of polar particles.
Advances in Materials Science and Engineering | 2014
Daniel Qi Tan; Yang Cao; Xiaomei Fang; Patricia Chapman Irwin
This paper presents a progress update with the development of nanodielectric composites with electric field tunability for various high energy, high power electrical applications. It is demonstrated that nonlinear electrical/dielectric properties can be achieved via the nanostructure and interface engineering. A high level summary was given on the progress achieved as well as challenges remaining in nanodielectric engineering towards high energy density capacitors for energy storage and conversion, nonlinear dielectrics for tunable device, and high voltage varistor for surge suppression.
Archive | 2010
Patricia Chapman Irwin; Wei Zhang; Yang Cao; Xiaomei Fang; Daniel Qi Tan
In the past decade, significant progress has been made in the area of advanced polymer materials, especially polymer nanocomposites. Future technology trends demand higher performance and lightweight materials in order to meet system level operational and reliability requirements. By combining the specific properties of the polymer matrix and the unique properties of nano-sized particles, a broad spectrum of properties of nanocomposites can be realized. Optimum combinations of mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of polymer materials can be tuned using proper choices of nanoparticles, coatings and processing conditions. In this chapter, recent developments on improving the mechanical and thermal properties of polymer nanocomposites will be summarized.
Archive | 2011
Yang Cao; Daniel Qi Tan; Sheldon Jay Shafer; Xiaomei Fang
Archive | 2010
Patricia Chapman Irwin; Daniel Qi Tan; Xiaomei Fang; Norberto Silvi; Yang Cao; Weijun Yin
Archive | 2009
Xiaomei Fang; Daniel Qi Tan; Yang Cao; Qin Chen; Patricia Chapman Irwin
Archive | 2010
Xiaomei Fang; Patricia Chapman Irwin; Norberto Silvi; Daniel Qi Tan; Weijun Yin; Yan Zhao; ウェイジュン・イン; シャオメイ・ファン; ダニエル・シー・タン; ノーバートー・シルヴィ; パトリシア・チャップマン・アーウィン; ヤン・ツァオ
Archive | 2010
Qin Chen; Xiaomei Fang; Patricia Chapman Irwin; Daniel Qi Tan; Yan Zhao; シャオメイ・ファン; シン・チェン; ダニエル・シー・タン; パトリシア・チャップマン・アーウィン; ヤン・ツァオ
Archive | 2014
ヤン・カオ; Yang Cao; クリストファー・マイケル・カレブレーゼ; Michael Calebrese Christopher; スティーブン・フランシス・フランセーズ; Francis Francese Stephen; シャオメイ・ファン; Xiaomei Fang; クリストファー・アンソニー・カミンスキ; Christopher Anthony Kaminski; ヨサン・ユン; Yosang Yoon; ウェイ・ツァン; Tsang Wei
Archive | 2010
Xiaomei Fang; Daniel Qi Tan; Yang Cao; Qin Chen; Patricia Chapman Irwin