Enhanced energy storage properties in lead-free NaNbO3–Sr0.7Bi0.2TiO3–BaSnO3 ternary ceramic
The urgent requirement of environment-friendly materials with excellent energy storage performance for pulse power systems has sparked considerable research on lead-free ceramics. In this work, a new lead-free 0.90(0.80NaNbO 3 –0.20Sr 0.7 Bi 0.2 TiO 3 )–0.10BaSnO 3 ceramic with high recoverable ener...
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| description | The urgent requirement of environment-friendly materials with excellent energy storage performance for pulse power systems has sparked considerable research on lead-free ceramics. In this work, a new lead-free 0.90(0.80NaNbO
3
–0.20Sr
0.7
Bi
0.2
TiO
3
)–0.10BaSnO
3
ceramic with high recoverable energy storage density (
W
r
= 3.51 J/cm
3
) and decent energy storage efficiency (
η
= 70.85%) has been obtained. In particular, these ceramics exhibit an ultrahigh breakdown strength of 402 kV/cm due to the dense microstructure and small grain size. The impedance analysis also reveals that the incorporation of BaSnO
3
is conducive to the enhancement of insulation ability and breakdown strength. Additionally, great thermal stability (Δ
W
r
|
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Bi
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ceramic with high recoverable energy storage density (
W
r
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) and decent energy storage efficiency (
η
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3
is conducive to the enhancement of insulation ability and breakdown strength. Additionally, great thermal stability (Δ
W
r
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W
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W
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η
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3
is conducive to the enhancement of insulation ability and breakdown strength. Additionally, great thermal stability (Δ
W
r
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W
r
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3
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0.7
Bi
0.2
TiO
3
)–0.10BaSnO
3
ceramic with high recoverable energy storage density (
W
r
= 3.51 J/cm
3
) and decent energy storage efficiency (
η
= 70.85%) has been obtained. In particular, these ceramics exhibit an ultrahigh breakdown strength of 402 kV/cm due to the dense microstructure and small grain size. The impedance analysis also reveals that the incorporation of BaSnO
3
is conducive to the enhancement of insulation ability and breakdown strength. Additionally, great thermal stability (Δ
W
r
< 10% over 20–120 °C at 200 kV/cm) and fatigue resistance (Δ
W
r
< 1% after 120,000 electrical cycles at 200 kV/cm) are observed, indicating that the 0.90(0.80NaNbO
3
–0.20Sr
0.7
Bi
0.2
TiO
3
)–0.10BaSnO
3
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