NASA NTRS ยท 19950009640
High temperature polymer dielectric film-wire insulation
Abstract
The highlights of the program are outlined including two major accomplishments. TRW identified and demonstrated the potential of two aromatic/heterocyclic polymers to have an outstanding and superior combination of electrical, thermal, and chemical resistance properties versus state-of-the-art Kapton for spacecraft and/or aircraft dielectric insulation applications. (Supporting data is provided in tables.) Feasibility was demonstrated for supporting/enabling technologies such as ceramic coatings, continuous film casting, and conductor wire wrapping, which are designed to accelerate qualification and deployment of the new wire insulation materials for USAF systems applications during the mid- to late-1990's.
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Nairus, John G.. 1994-09-01. High temperature polymer dielectric film-wire insulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950009640
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