This invention discloses a high-entropy
carbon oxide / resin encapsulation
coating for shielding high-energy electrons, its preparation method, and its application, belonging to the field of
radiation hardening technology. This invention overcomes the problem of
electronic component failure caused by high-energy
electron irradiation. The invention involves high-energy ball milling of Nb, Mo, Ta, W, WO3, and carbon
powder to obtain a high-entropy
carbon oxide (NbMoTaW)C. 1‑x O x The mixture is combined with a
resin matrix, coated onto electronic devices, and cured by heating to obtain an encapsulation
coating that shields high-energy electrons and
radiation-resistant electronic devices. This invention introduces
oxygen into high-entropy materials, regulating the lattice structure and
electron distribution, promoting lattice contraction and structural densification, and increasing the probability of interaction between high-energy electrons and atomic nuclei and extranuclear electrons in the material, thereby enhancing the material's
radiation shielding capability. This invention features a simple process, strong adhesion to the device shell, easy thickness control, and suitability for complex device surface forming, significantly improving the
engineering applicability of device packaging.