The invention discloses a high-temperature
energy storage dielectric nano
composite film and a preparation method thereof, and belongs to the technical field of
polymer-based
energy storage dielectric materials. The method comprises the following steps: synthesizing sub-10-nanometer
barium strontium titanate relaxor ferroelectric particles coated with PVP (
Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone) on the surfaces by adopting a one-step
gel method by regulating and controlling the proportion of
barium to
strontium, uniformly mixing the sub-10-nanometer
barium strontium titanate relaxor ferroelectric particles with a
polyimide precursor through a wet-process compounding process, and then carrying out
casting film scraping and step-by-step thermal imidization treatment to obtain the high-temperature-resistant
energy storage composite material with uniformly dispersed nanoparticles. The ultra-small-size
barium strontium titanate relaxation ferroelectric particles are introduced, so that the
dielectric constant of the
composite material can be improved, and meanwhile, the
high energy efficiency can be maintained; based on a wet
composite process, PVP coated on the surfaces of particles can effectively prevent agglomeration and promote uniform dispersion of the particles in a
polyimide matrix, so that the organic-inorganic interface action is enhanced, local
electric field distortion is inhibited, a deep
energy level trap is introduced, and the dielectric constant and breakdown
field strength of the material at high temperature are remarkably improved; and finally, the high-temperature energy storage performance is remarkably improved. By combining relaxation ferroelectric characteristics of ultra-small-size
barium strontium titanate with an optimized wet-process
composite process, the preparation method has the advantages of low addition amount of
inorganic filler, simple and convenient preparation process, remarkable improvement of high-temperature energy storage performance and the like, and can meet application requirements of current and future high-performance high-temperature energy storage dielectrics.