Research Progress on Flexible Composite Dielectric Energy Storage and Electrocaloric Effects

Hailong Hu

doi:10.1360/ssc-2026-0064

May 1, 2026Scientia Sinica ChimicaOpen Access

Research Progress on Flexible Composite Dielectric Energy Storage and Electrocaloric Effects

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This research aims to summarize the recent advancements in flexible composite dielectric materials and their electrocaloric effects.
Reviewed preparation techniques like solid-state reactions and sol-gel processes.
Discussed dielectric characterization methods using Maxwell relations and thermocouples.
Explored machine learning strategies for high-throughput screening and the D-E loop energy storage model.
Highlighted the promising outcomes of PVDF-based composite dielectrics for wearable thermal management and energy collection.
Addressed challenges including interface control, scalability, and standardization in current research.
Outlined future directions in material design using high entropy and AI assistance.

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This research reviews advances in flexible composite dielectrics and electrocaloric effects, indicating broader applications in energy storage and cooling technology.

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