Effect of Ba0.91Ca0.09Ti0.916Sn0.084O3 on the microstructure and electrical properties of Bi0.5(Na0.925Li0.075)0.5TiO3 ceramics
(1− x )[Bi 0.5 (Na 0.925 Li 0.075 ) 0.5 ]TiO 3 – x Ba 0.91 Ca 0.09 Ti 0.916 Sn 0.084 O 3 [(1− x )BNLT– x BCTS] ceramics were prepared by the conventional sintering method in order to study the effects of BCTS content on their microstructure and electrical properties. X-ray diffraction patterns indic...
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| description | (1−
x
)[Bi
0.5
(Na
0.925
Li
0.075
)
0.5
]TiO
3
–
x
Ba
0.91
Ca
0.09
Ti
0.916
Sn
0.084
O
3
[(1−
x
)BNLT–
x
BCTS] ceramics were prepared by the conventional sintering method in order to study the effects of BCTS content on their microstructure and electrical properties. X-ray diffraction patterns indicate that the BCTS diffuses into the BNLT lattice to form a solid solution. Their grain size decreases with increasing BCTS content. The macro–micro domain switching model of relaxor ferroelectrics was used to explain their abnormal temperature dependence of the dielectric loss. A better dielectric, ferroelectric, and piezoelectric behavior is demonstrated in the ceramic with
x
=0.06. (1−
x
)BNLT–
x
BCTS ceramics with
x
=0.06 have an optimum electrical behavior of
d
33
∼185 pC/N,
k
p
∼33.1 %,
ε
r
∼1335, tan
δ
∼0.026,
P
r
∼26.7 μC/cm
2
, and
E
c
∼16.2 kV/cm. As a result, the introduction of BCTS to BNLT is an effective way to enhance piezoelectric properties. |
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[(1−
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)BNLT–
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BCTS] ceramics were prepared by the conventional sintering method in order to study the effects of BCTS content on their microstructure and electrical properties. X-ray diffraction patterns indicate that the BCTS diffuses into the BNLT lattice to form a solid solution. Their grain size decreases with increasing BCTS content. The macro–micro domain switching model of relaxor ferroelectrics was used to explain their abnormal temperature dependence of the dielectric loss. A better dielectric, ferroelectric, and piezoelectric behavior is demonstrated in the ceramic with
x
=0.06. (1−
x
)BNLT–
x
BCTS ceramics with
x
=0.06 have an optimum electrical behavior of
d
33
∼185 pC/N,
k
p
∼33.1 %,
ε
r
∼1335, tan
δ
∼0.026,
P
r
∼26.7 μC/cm
2
, and
E
c
∼16.2 kV/cm. 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x
)[Bi
0.5
(Na
0.925
Li
0.075
)
0.5
]TiO
3
–
x
Ba
0.91
Ca
0.09
Ti
0.916
Sn
0.084
O
3
[(1−
x
)BNLT–
x
BCTS] ceramics were prepared by the conventional sintering method in order to study the effects of BCTS content on their microstructure and electrical properties. X-ray diffraction patterns indicate that the BCTS diffuses into the BNLT lattice to form a solid solution. Their grain size decreases with increasing BCTS content. The macro–micro domain switching model of relaxor ferroelectrics was used to explain their abnormal temperature dependence of the dielectric loss. A better dielectric, ferroelectric, and piezoelectric behavior is demonstrated in the ceramic with
x
=0.06. (1−
x
)BNLT–
x
BCTS ceramics with
x
=0.06 have an optimum electrical behavior of
d
33
∼185 pC/N,
k
p
∼33.1 %,
ε
r
∼1335, tan
δ
∼0.026,
P
r
∼26.7 μC/cm
2
, and
E
c
∼16.2 kV/cm. As a result, the introduction of BCTS to BNLT is an effective way to enhance piezoelectric properties.</abstract><cop>Berlin/Heidelberg</cop><pub>Springer-Verlag</pub><doi>10.1007/s00339-012-7530-1</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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