Influence of magnetic field-aided filler orientation on structure and transport properties of ferrite filled composites
Epoxy resins are materials commonly used for insulations and encapsulations due to their easy processing process and mechanical strength. For their applications in power industry and electronics the effective heat dissipation is essential, thus their thermal conductivity is one of the most important...
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