Configurable three-dimensional boron nitride-carbon architecture and its tunable electronic behavior with stable thermal performances.
Recent developments of 3D-graphene and 3D-boron-nitride have become of great interest owing to their potential for ultra-light flexible electronics. Here we demonstrate the first synthesis of novel 3D-BNC hybrids. By specifically controlling the compositions of C and BN, new fascinating properties are observed, such as highly tunable electrical conductivity, controllable EMI shielding properties, and stable thermal conductivity. This ultra-light hybrid opens up many new applications such as for electronic packaging and thermal interface materials (TIMs).
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University Block S1, 50 Nanyang Avenue, 639798, Singapore.
Manuela
M
Loeblein
Roland Yingjie
RY
Tay
Siu Hon
SH
Tsang
Wei Beng
WB
Ng
Edwin Hang Tong
EH
Teo
3D materials; BNC; EMI shielding; electrical tuning; thermal conductivity