A bulk dielectric polymer film with an intrinsic ultralow k value of 1.52 at 10 kHz has been successfully synthesized based on a novel polyimide FPTTPI. More importantly, such outstanding dielectric properties remain stable up to 280 °C. The excellent ultralow dielectric properties are mainly because of the larger free volume (subnanoscale), which intrinsically exists in the amorphous region of polymeric materials. Meanwhile, FPTTPI also shows excellent thermal stability and mechanical properties, with a glass-transition temperature ( T g ) of 280 °C, 5 wt % loss temperature of 530 °C, and a residual of 63% at 800 °C under N 2 . It was soluble in common solvents, which made it possible to undergo simple spin-on or efficient, low-cost, and continuous roll-to-roll processes.
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