The effect of fillers such as glass, ferrite, and carbon on the dielectric properties of epoxide resin along with conductivity has been studied as a function of frequency (1–100 kHz) and temperature (30–200°C). The glass transition temperature is not much affected by the presence of the fillers. The observed higher values of dielectric permittivity and loss in the case of filled polymers are attributed to Maxwell–Wagner–Sillars polarization.
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