The effect of conductivity on describing the non-debye relaxation processes in dielectrics

Bogatin, A. S.; Turik, A. V.; Kovrigina, S. A.; Andreev, E. V.

doi:10.3103/s1062873810090078

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“…Barium strontium niobates (BSNs), characterized by extraordinary photorefractive, electro-optic, dielectric, piezoelectric, and pyroelectric properties [1,2], are among the promising and sought-after materials for use in pyroelectric detectors, holographic memory devices, etc. Traditionally, BSN media are used in the form of monocrystals and thin films, less often as ceramics [3].…”

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Structurization, Phase Rule Diagram, Relaxation Processes and Radio-Absorbing Properties of Solid Solutions Based on a Binary System BaNb2O6-SrNb2O6

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The investigation results of the processes of phase formation in barium niobate, strontium, and their solid solutions in the conditions of the variability of the thermodynamic background are presented. The formation of a grain landscape and dielectric properties (including relaxation phenomena) in the solid solutions of strontium niobate and their solid solutions and the establishment of regularities in the formation of radio-absorbing properties in them are studied.

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Structurization, Phase Rule Diagram, Relaxation Processes and Radio-Absorbing Properties of Solid Solutions Based on a Binary System BaNb2O6-SrNb2O6

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“…In the Debye case [2], the RPs are strong for Δε/ε ∞ > 8 and are weak for Δε/ε ∞ < 8. Recently, we have determined [3][4][5][6] the boundaries between strong and weak RPs with relaxator distributions according to the Cole-Cole, Davidson-Cole, Havriliak-Negami, and Fröhlich laws. In these cases, the boundaries between RPs depend on both the Δε/ε ∞ value and par ticular distribution parameters.…”

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