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Flexible Phase Change Materials for Overheating Protection of Electronics

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Abstract With the increase of power density of electronics, adequate overheating protection of electronics is quite urgent, especially for wearable electronics integrated with biological tissues. Herein, flexible leakage-proof phase change materials (PCMs) with state-of-the-art overheating protection capability were fabricated by a novel static polymer swelling method. The resultant flexible PCMs exhibited a high latent heat energy storage density of 136.5 J/g and pronounced shape stability even with a temperature resistance of 120 °C. The demonstration of wearable electronics with our fabricated flexible PCMs as the overheating protection substrate illustrated that the generated heat of wearable electronics could be absorbed by flexible PCMs-based overheating protection substrate without causing a significant rise of skin and electronics temperature. The present study represents an important route to solve the overheating problem of wearable electronics integrated with biological tissues.
Title: Flexible Phase Change Materials for Overheating Protection of Electronics
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Abstract With the increase of power density of electronics, adequate overheating protection of electronics is quite urgent, especially for wearable electronics integrated with biological tissues.
Herein, flexible leakage-proof phase change materials (PCMs) with state-of-the-art overheating protection capability were fabricated by a novel static polymer swelling method.
The resultant flexible PCMs exhibited a high latent heat energy storage density of 136.
5 J/g and pronounced shape stability even with a temperature resistance of 120 °C.
The demonstration of wearable electronics with our fabricated flexible PCMs as the overheating protection substrate illustrated that the generated heat of wearable electronics could be absorbed by flexible PCMs-based overheating protection substrate without causing a significant rise of skin and electronics temperature.
The present study represents an important route to solve the overheating problem of wearable electronics integrated with biological tissues.

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