The high-thermal-
conductivity BN-based TiB2 composite conductive
ceramic is prepared from the following materials in percentage by
mass: 57-85% of
boron nitride, 12-38% of
titanium boride and 3-5% of an interface modifier, and the preparation method of the high-thermal-
conductivity BN-based TiB2 composite conductive
ceramic comprises the steps of
dry mixing, forming and hot pressed
sintering. Through collaborative optimization of the components and the process, the triple characteristics of
high heat conduction, controllable electric conduction and ultrahigh
thermal shock resistance are achieved, BN serves as a main phase, the content of TiB is optimized to ensure the
connectivity of a conductive network, the
thermal shock resistance is improved through the
high heat conduction and low
thermal expansion characteristics of BN, and the
thermal shock resistance
delta T is larger than or equal to 1000 DEG C; the
dry mixing process controls TiB particles to be distributed in gaps of BN lamellas, a three-dimensional conductive network is formed, TiB is directionally distributed,
solvent pollution is avoided, the anisotropic structure of BN is reserved, the heat
conductivity is improved, the volume resistivity is adjustable, the requirements of different scenes are met through the TiB content gradient design, and the application field is expanded.