Evolution of the electrical properties of K0.5Bi0.5TiO3 as a result of prolonged sintering

作者: J. König , D. Suvorov

DOI: 10.1016/J.JEURCERAMSOC.2015.04.003

关键词: FerroelectricityMaterials scienceCeramicSinteringPermittivityDielectric lossDielectricComposite materialElectrical resistivity and conductivityGrain size

摘要: Abstract Lead-free piezoelectrics are materials exhibiting great potential, particularly because of their extended strains under high fields. However, the reported electrical properties remain inconsistent due to difficulties related sample preparation. Here, we describe peculiarities synthesis procedure and influence on K 0.5 Bi TiO 3 ceramics. This is characterized by formation K- Bi-rich secondary phases a reaction with humidity, which has strong impact dielectric, ferroelectric piezoelectric properties. These very much improved after prolonged sintering, ascribed elimination hygroscopic 2 O-rich phase. reflected in higher resistivity, density grain size. The terms decrease dielectric losses, two-fold increase permittivity value at maximum, an remanent polarization 29 μC/cm , small signal d 33 from 40 120 pC/N.

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