Organic Ferroelectric Materials and Applications 2022
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-821551-7.00001-4
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Dielectric spectroscopy of ferroelectric polymers

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“…The relaxation time of such a mobility in our copolymers is ~0.1–1 μs. This follows from Figure 7 b, where the high-frequency peak of the loss factor is responsible exactly for this type of mobility [ 41 ].…”
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“…The relaxation time of such a mobility in our copolymers is ~0.1–1 μs. This follows from Figure 7 b, where the high-frequency peak of the loss factor is responsible exactly for this type of mobility [ 41 ].…”
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confidence: 85%
“…Since the volume charge density and, correspondingly, E sc , is a function of time, as a result, the dielectric permittivity values at low frequencies ( Figure 7 a) are above 100, which is not typical of the materials under study [ 41 ]. Because the TPP-doped film demonstrates a higher conductivity, the relaxation time for formation of the equilibrium space charge (inset to Figure 7 b) is almost two orders of magnitude lower than that for the initial undoped film.…”
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“…Considering polymeric ferroelectrics, which also belong to this class of polymers, the appearance of a fine structure in the amorphous phase is manifested in secondary crystallization [ 7 , 28 ]. Experimental evidence of such processes was obtained using DSC method, where, besides the main (high-temperature) melting process, the low-temperature heat absorption peak was also detected [ 12 ]. It could be assumed that peak halo with the angular position in the ~18° region ( Figure 3 ) indicates formation of a fine structure in the amorphous phase of our copolymer.…”
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“…VDF-based ferroelectric polymers have high piezoresponse and pyroresponse values, present chemical and thermal stability and are biocompatible. This is why they are of significant interest as materials for flexible electronics and biomedicines [ 12 ].…”
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