Microwave driven diffusion of dielectric nano- and micro-particles into organic polymers
AssigneeGovernment of the United States as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force
InventorJeffery R. Owens
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AssigneeGovernment of the United States as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force
InventorJeffery R. Owens
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A method of doping a substrate with dielectric dopant particles. The substrate, comprising an organic polymer, is exposed to a first layer comprising a first plurality of dielectric dopant particles. The organic polymer has a thermal conductivity that is less than 5 Wm−1K−1 and a lossiness that is less than a lossiness of the first plurality of dielectric dopant particles. The substrate and first layer are irradiated by an energy source operating at an operating frequency. During the irradiation, the first plurality of dielectric dopant particles of the first layer diffuses into the organic polymer of the substrate. Irradiation continues for a first desired time to achieve a first desired depth of penetration of the first plurality of dielectric dopant particles into the organic polymer.
A method of doping a substrate with dielectric dopant particles, the method comprising:
A method of doping a substrate with first and second pluralities of dopant particles, the method comprising:
A method of doping a substrate with dielectric dopant particles, the method comprising:
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