Relaxor-like dielectric behavior and its effect on energy storage performance in P(TFE-HFP-VDF) terpolymers

Capacitors are critical components in many advanced electronic and electrical systems,such as pulse power systems,due to their fast charging-discharging speed and high power density[1-4].The ever-increasing demand for compact energy storage devices requires the dielectrics,which are the energy storage materials in capacitors,to have a higher energy density and low dielectric loss[2,3].Furthermore,a stable high-temperature performance is another important parameter to be considered for some applications in which high-temperature conditions are present,such as hybrid vehicles[4-7].