Abstract: A method for forming a nickel plated graphene hollow sphere is based on self assembly of graphene under the actions of a rotation force and the van der Waals force, and an electroless nickel plating process performed on the exposed surface of the graphene by means of a hydrothermal method. The method is simple to implement at low cost, and the nickel plated graphene hollow sphere product can be produced with good reproducibility and a high yield. The nickel plated graphene hollow sphere formed by the present method can exhibit good electromagnetic wave absorbing performances of both nickel and graphene, and may have a lower overall density.

Abstract: The present invention belongs to the technical field of simulation of power semiconductor modules, and discloses a multi-physics co-simulation method of a power semiconductor module. The multi-physics co-simulation method of the power semiconductor module comprises: adopting professional circuit simulation software PSpice supporting a spice model to be imported into a device, and by designing a specific collaborative analysis method and performing secondary development of a software data exchange interface, i.e. constructing a coupling interface of co-simulation, performing electricity-heat-force co-simulation of two types of software PSpice and COMSOL by adopting an indirect coupling manner. The simulation time is greatly shortened, and the simulation efficiency is improved.

Abstract: A method for forming a nickel plated graphene hollow sphere is based on self assembly of graphene under the actions of a rotation force and the van der Waals force, and an electroless nickel plating process performed on the exposed surface of the graphene by means of a hydrothermal method. The method is simple to implement at low cost, and the nickel plated graphene hollow sphere product can be produced with good reproducibility and a high yield. The nickel plated graphene hollow sphere formed by the present method can exhibit good electromagnetic wave absorbing performances of both nickel and graphene, and may have a lower overall density.