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10 October 2012 Bio-dielectric organic-inorganic hybrid films for potential energy storage applications
Donna M. Joyce, Narayanan Venkat, Fahima Ouchen, Kristi M. Singh, Steven R. Smith, James G. Grote
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DNA-based bio-dielectrics incorporating sol-gel have been investigated for energy storage applications. Salmon DNA hybrid films blending sol-gel-ceramics with DNA-CTMA have potential for increased dielectric constants and higher environmental stability compared to DNA only films. Thin film capacitor devices were fabricated and characterized, showing stability in dielectric properties and reliability in voltage breakdown measurements, attaining values consistently at 300 V/um. Temperature-dependent dielectric properties as well as dielectric stability as a function of thermal cycling of these hybrid films are also discussed.
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Donna M. Joyce, Narayanan Venkat, Fahima Ouchen, Kristi M. Singh, Steven R. Smith, and James G. Grote "Bio-dielectric organic-inorganic hybrid films for potential energy storage applications", Proc. SPIE 8464, Nanobiosystems: Processing, Characterization, and Applications V, 84640T (10 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.932387
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KEYWORDS
Dielectrics

Electrodes

Capacitors

Sol-gels

Thermal effects

Thin films

Capacitance

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