A tri-phase percolative ceramic composite with high initial permeability and composition-independent giant permittivity

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A tri-phase percolative ceramic composite with high initial permeability and composition-independent giant permittivity

Abstract: A tri-phase BTO/BFO/NZFO ceramic featuring the microwave-absorbing-material BFO formed in situ possessed giant permittivity and permeability, and stabilizing properties around the percolation threshold.

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