NASA NTRS · 19940000444
Electrically Conductive Polyimide Films Containing Gold Surface
Abstract
Polyimide films exhibiting high thermo-oxidative stability and including electrically conductive surface layers containing gold made by casting process. Many variations of basic process conditions, ingredients, and sequence of operations possible, and not all resulting versions of process yield electrically conductive films. Gold-containing layer formed on film surface during cure. These metallic gold-containing polyimides used in film and coating applications requiring electrical conductivity, high reflectivity, exceptional thermal stability, and/or mechanical integrity. They also find commercial potential in areas ranging from thin films for satellite antennas to decorative coatings and packaging.
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Caplan, Maggie L., Stoakley, Diane M., St. Clair, Anne K.. 1994-08-01. Electrically Conductive Polyimide Films Containing Gold Surface. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000444
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