NASA NTRS · 19890000023
Low-Dielectric Polyimides
Abstract
New process developed to produce aromatic condensation polyimide films and coatings having dielectric constants in range of 2.4 to 3.2. Materials better electrical insulators than state-of-the-art commercial polyimides. Several low-dielectric-constant polyimides have excellent resistance to moisture. Useful as film and coating materials for both industrial and aerospace applications where high electrical insulation, resistance to moisture, mechanical strength, and thermal stability required. Applicable to production of high-temperature and moisture-resistance adhesives, films, photoresists, and coatings. Electronic applications include printed-circuit boards, both of composite and flexible-film types and potential use in automotive, aerospace, and electronic industries.
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St. Clair, Anne K., St. Clair, Terry L., Winfree, William P., Emerson, Bert R., Jr.. 1989-01-01. Low-Dielectric Polyimides. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000023
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