Handbook of Polymers for Electronics, Second Edition delivers a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in polymers for electronic applications. Drawing from current literature, manufacturing insights, and patent filings, it organizes all polymer data into a clear, consistent format. Readers will find sections on history, synthesis, structure, commercial polymers, and essential properties such as physical, electrical, and mechanical characteristics. The book also addresses chemical resistance, flammability, weather and thermal stability, biodegradation, toxicity, environmental impact, processing techniques, polymer blends, and analytical methods. This resource is indispensable for professionals working with modern polymeric materials in electronics.

Beyond its technical data, the handbook emphasizes the diverse roles polymers play in high-tech fields like space, aviation, healthcare, automotive, communications, energy harvesting, lighting, sensing, robotics, and consumer electronics. While conductivity remains a central attribute, the book covers advanced features including shape-memory, piezoelectricity, and ferroelectricity.