▎ 摘　　要

In this work, we investigated the dielectric property of layer-structured Al2O3/few-layer graphene (FLG) composite by high temperature impedance spectroscopic analysis. The sintered composites have highly enhanced permittivity (epsilon = 17.3) compared to pure platy alumina (epsilon = 7.3) with low dielectric loss (tan similar to 10(-3)). Percolative permittivity of the composites exhibits almost frequency-independent behavior at 1 Hz to 1 MHz even though the real permittivity was increased, compared to that of pure platy alumina. Such behavior can be explained by intervening dielectric interface between alumina and FLG based on multilayer filler model. After percolation threshold (FLG > 0.75 vol %), the permittivity is further enhanced up to similar to 260 (@1 kHz), which amounts to >35 fold increase, compared to pure platy alumina because of interfacial capacitance between FLG platelets and alumina. According to temperature-dependent impedance analysis, a dielectric relaxation due to Al2O3/FLG interface is observed in the frequency range of 1 Hz to 1 kHz at high temperature (RT = 400 degrees C) besides that due to Al2O3 grains (>10 MHz). Real permittivity increases up to >20 000 at 400 degrees C at low frequency, whereas dielectric loss remains as tan similar to 3 x 10(-4). High temperature impedance analysis shows that the effect of interface between Al2O3 and FLG is responsible for such dielectric relaxation at high temperature.