Dielectric Constant

The dielectric constant refers to the degree to which a material becomes polarized when subjected to an external electric field, and it is an important parameter for measuring the dielectric properties of materials. High dielectric constant materials can effectively enhance the electric field, increase energy storage density and capacitance values, and play a critical role in modern electronic devices. They are widely used in microelectronics, power electronics, and communication technologies. By studying and optimizing these materials, the performance and reliability of devices can be improved, meeting the growing demand for high-performance electronics.