Abstract:1 -x)Ba 0.5 Sr 0.5 TiO 3 (BST)-xMgO composite ceramics have been prepared in situ by a citrate-nitrate combustion process, and their crystal structure and effective dielectric response have been investigated systematically. Results reveal that MgO particles homogeneously disperse in BST particles. Rietveld refinement of X-ray diffraction data shows that the amount of the incorporation of MgO into BST lattice is increased with increasing the MgO volume fraction (ƒ M ). It is identified that the incorporation of… Show more
“…In present work, Mg 2+ content has exceeded the solubility limit in (Ba, Sr)TiO 3 , the main effect should be the composite effect superimposed on doping effect. The solubility limit of Mg 2+ in ferroelectric BST is increased with increasing MgO content, the role of doping effect is very complicated. In this work, we should be more concerned with composite effect.…”
The Ba 0.55 Sr 0.45 TiO 3 -Mg 2 SiO 4 -MgO composite ceramics were prepared via solid-stated method and the dielectric tunable properties of composite ceramics were investigated. With the increase in dielectrics content, the tunability of composites ceramics increased abnormally first and then decreased, while the anharmonic coefficient increased monotonously. A simple 3D Finite Element model was developed to simulate the dielectric response and an anomalous increase in tunability when increasing the dielectrics content in composites was obtained. The simulation indicated that adding dielectrics into ferroelectrics causes the redistribution of the electric field. Increasing dielectrics content, the average electric field strength in the enhanced area of ferroelectrics increases, which lead to the increase in the tunability. The abnormal increase in tunability originates from the enhancement of the electric field on a fraction of the ferroelectrics around dielectrics.
K E Y W O R D Scomposite materials, dielectric response, ferroelectrics, finite element method, tunability
“…In present work, Mg 2+ content has exceeded the solubility limit in (Ba, Sr)TiO 3 , the main effect should be the composite effect superimposed on doping effect. The solubility limit of Mg 2+ in ferroelectric BST is increased with increasing MgO content, the role of doping effect is very complicated. In this work, we should be more concerned with composite effect.…”
The Ba 0.55 Sr 0.45 TiO 3 -Mg 2 SiO 4 -MgO composite ceramics were prepared via solid-stated method and the dielectric tunable properties of composite ceramics were investigated. With the increase in dielectrics content, the tunability of composites ceramics increased abnormally first and then decreased, while the anharmonic coefficient increased monotonously. A simple 3D Finite Element model was developed to simulate the dielectric response and an anomalous increase in tunability when increasing the dielectrics content in composites was obtained. The simulation indicated that adding dielectrics into ferroelectrics causes the redistribution of the electric field. Increasing dielectrics content, the average electric field strength in the enhanced area of ferroelectrics increases, which lead to the increase in the tunability. The abnormal increase in tunability originates from the enhancement of the electric field on a fraction of the ferroelectrics around dielectrics.
K E Y W O R D Scomposite materials, dielectric response, ferroelectrics, finite element method, tunability
“…As ESR is a powerful technique for characterizing paramagnetic point defects, to further evidence the existence of the aluminum vacancies, ESR measurements were performed on both pristine and O 2 ‐annealed AlN samples. The results are displayed in Figure .…”
The dielectric properties of AlN ceramics were investigated comprehensively in the temperature range from room-temperature to 950 K and frequency range of 10 2 to 5 9 10 6 Hz. The sample exhibits intrinsic dielectric behavior when T < 500 K, showing a flat dielectric permittivity about 10 and an extremely low dielectric loss factor (tand < 2 9 10 À3 ). In the temperature above 500 K, two thermally activated dielectric relaxations related to bulk and interfacial effects were observed. Both relaxations strongly depend on the concentration of oxygen atoms. Our results indicate that the bulk relaxation, occurring in lower temperature range, is caused by aluminum vacancy hopping motion inside grains. The interfacial relaxation, occurring in higher temperature range, is caused by surfacelayer effect due to aluminum vacancies being blocked by sample-electrode contact.
“…By XPS and XAS, the ratios of Ti 3+ /Ti 4+ in titanates were verified, and the ratios of Ti 3+ /Ti 4+ increased in the order of CTO_arc < STO_arc < BTO_arc consistent with the order of oxygen vacancy δ values in ICP‐OES. In order to quantify the 3d impurities and Ti 3+ concentration more accurately, electron paramagnetic resonance experiments can be executed hereafter 41 …”
Magnetic properties in perovskite titanates ATiO3‐δ (A = Ca, Sr, Ba) were investigated before and after arc melting. Crystal structure analysis was conducted by powder synchrotron X‐ray diffraction with Rietveld refinements. Quantitative chemical element analysis was carried out by X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Magnetic measurements were conducted by vibrating sample magnetometer and X‐ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD). The magnetic properties are found to be affected by impurities of 3d elements such as Fe, Co, and Ni. Depending on the composition and crystal structure, the occupation of the magnetic ions in perovskite titanates is selectively varied, which is interpreted to be the origin of the different magnetic behaviors in arc‐melted perovskite titanates ATiO3‐δ (A = Ca, Sr, Ba). In addition, both formation of oxygen vacancies and the reduction of Ti4+ to Ti3+ during arc‐melting also play a role as proven by XMCD. Nevertheless, preferential site occupation of magnetic impurities is dominant in the magnetic properties of arc‐melted perovskite ATiO3‐δ (A = Ca, Sr, Ba).
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