A novel hermetic-sealing material for FEDs

— An hermetic‐sealing material for FEDs composed of thermosetting polyimide and glass fiber, has been developed. The main backbone and end‐capping material of polyimide were investigated to satisfy both high Tg and high flowability. A thermosetting function, 4‐phenylethynylphthalic anhydride (PEPA),...

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description — An hermetic‐sealing material for FEDs composed of thermosetting polyimide and glass fiber, has been developed. The main backbone and end‐capping material of polyimide were investigated to satisfy both high Tg and high flowability. A thermosetting function, 4‐phenylethynylphthalic anhydride (PEPA), was used as the end‐capping material. The fracture of a rigid and softening structure was optimized in the main polymer structure. The obtained polyimide demonstrated both a high Tg (265°C) and low viscosity (98 Pa‐sec at a sealing temperature of 350°C). In order to improve the gas permeability and the mechanical and thermal characteristics of the sealing material, a mixture of various types of ceramic fillers and polyimide has been investigated, and glass fiber was adopted. When 30 wt.% of glass fiber was combined when the developed polyimide, the Ar permeability and coefficient of thermal expansion of the sealing material decreased to below one‐half of the base polyimide. This material enables us to seal at a temperature of about 350°C in nitrogen atmosphere and shows superior performance suitable for glass‐to‐glass sealing.
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