Droplet generation for thermal transient stimulation of pyroelectric PZT element

Pyroelectric performance of porous Ba0.85Sr0.15TiO3 ceramics

“…25,26 The F d increased from 8.3 to 9.86 lPa À0. 5 . In general, these FOMs are used for materials selection and indirect performance evaluation for heat, infrared sensors etc.…”

“…The pyroelectric materials are well‐known for their unique thermo‐electric conversion ability because these materials have very high sensitivity to temporal change in temperature and hence have huge market for sensors, detectors, and thermal imaging applications 1‐3. In this context, there are many ceramic materials which have been explored by various researchers/academic groups from past few decades which have proved to be useful in many pyroelectric applications to date . Researchers are still exploring new applications and cost‐effective materials for efficient usage of these materials.…”

“…[1][2][3] In this context, there are many ceramic materials which have been explored by various researchers/academic groups from past few decades which have proved to be useful in many pyroelectric applications to date. 4,5 Researchers are still exploring new applications and cost-effective materials for efficient usage of these materials. In order to derive best performance out of pyroelectric materials, there should be optimum tradeoff between pyroelectric coefficient, dielectric constant, dielectric loss, and specific heat which plays a detrimental role in enhancing their figure of merits (FOMs).…”

Thick films acoustic sensors devoted to Material Testing Reactor environment measurements

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Pyroelectric performance of BaTi1‐xSnxO3 ceramics

“…The pyroelectric materials have attracted researcher's attention because of their applications in sensors, infrared detectors, and thermal imaging applications . However, these materials are now being explored for thermal energy harvesting as these possess unique thermoelectric (temporal temperature gradient for electric current generation) conversion ability . Lead‐based ceramics, lead titanate (PT) and lead zirconate titanate (PZT), have been commonly used in sensor, actuator, transducer, infrared detection, and imaging device applications due to their superior piezoelectric and pyroelectric properties .…”