A co-precipitation technique to prepare BiNbO4, MgTiO3 and Mg4Ta2O9 powders

Simulation and measurement of inset‐fed microstrip patch antennas on BiNbO4 substrates

“…This work describes an experimental investigation of microstrip antennas on BiNbO 4 substrates that exhibit very high electrical permittivity (e r > 20), high quality factor (Q > 1000), and a very small temperature coefficient at the resonant frequency (s F % 50 ppm/ C) [4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. The numerical and measured results obtained in this work for the proposed antennas on BiNbO 4 substrates are in good agreement.…”

New Nd-doped lead zirconate Pb1−1.5xNdxZrO3 nanocrystals: Fabrication via wet chemical route for electrical and dielectric parameters evaluation

“…The temperature is reduced by homogeneous mixing of the reactant precipitates. The maximum required temperature is usually less than 60 C. This technique allows the researchers to tailor the size of the nanoparticles by controlling the stoichiometric ratio of precursors, stirring time, stirring rate, pH etc [19,20].…”

Abnormal phase transition in BiNbO4 powders prepared by a citrate method

“…So, some wet-chemical methods have been developed to synthesize BiNbO 4 at lower temperature [12][13][14]. Among these routes, the citrate method is a simple way to obtain stable precursors and reactive and stoichiometric fine powders which has been widely used in the fabrication of various simple and complicated oxides [15][16][17][18].…”