Ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties of ($ Bi_{1/2} $$ Na_{1/2} $)$ TiO_{3} $–$ BiFeO_{3} $ ceramics
Abstract (1 − x) ($ Bi_{1/2} $$ Na_{1/2} $)$ TiO_{3} $–x $ BiFeO_{3} $ (x = 0–0.9) ceramics were prepared and the ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties along with the crystal structure were investigated. The crystal system of the ceramics was rhombohedral with the R 3 c symmetry throughout the...
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Ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties of ($ Bi_{1/2} $$ Na_{1/2} $)$ TiO_{3} $–$ BiFeO_{3} $ ceramics |
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Abstract (1 − x) ($ Bi_{1/2} $$ Na_{1/2} $)$ TiO_{3} $–x $ BiFeO_{3} $ (x = 0–0.9) ceramics were prepared and the ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties along with the crystal structure were investigated. The crystal system of the ceramics was rhombohedral with the R 3 c symmetry throughout the compositions. The rhombohedral distortion (90° − α), where α was the rhombohedral angle based on a pseudocubic perovskite cell, was minimized at x = 0.1, while the lattice constant increased linearly with x. Saturated ferroelectric polarization-electric field hysteresis loops were observed at x = 0–0.6. The coercive field was reduced at x = 0.05–0.2 and the high remanent polarization of 30–35 µC/$ cm^{2} $ was obtained at x = 0–0.4. The piezoelectric constants d33 and d33* (which was calculated from a unipolar strain–electric field curve) were maximized to 93 pC/N at x = 0.1 and 183 pm/V at x = 0.05, respectively. These results suggested that the increase in the piezoelectric properties was associated with the reduction in the rhombohedral distortion, which could be useful in development of high performance lead-free piezoelectric materials. © The Materials Research Society 2015 |
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Abstract (1 − x) ($ Bi_{1/2} $$ Na_{1/2} $)$ TiO_{3} $–x $ BiFeO_{3} $ (x = 0–0.9) ceramics were prepared and the ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties along with the crystal structure were investigated. The crystal system of the ceramics was rhombohedral with the R 3 c symmetry throughout the compositions. The rhombohedral distortion (90° − α), where α was the rhombohedral angle based on a pseudocubic perovskite cell, was minimized at x = 0.1, while the lattice constant increased linearly with x. Saturated ferroelectric polarization-electric field hysteresis loops were observed at x = 0–0.6. The coercive field was reduced at x = 0.05–0.2 and the high remanent polarization of 30–35 µC/$ cm^{2} $ was obtained at x = 0–0.4. The piezoelectric constants d33 and d33* (which was calculated from a unipolar strain–electric field curve) were maximized to 93 pC/N at x = 0.1 and 183 pm/V at x = 0.05, respectively. These results suggested that the increase in the piezoelectric properties was associated with the reduction in the rhombohedral distortion, which could be useful in development of high performance lead-free piezoelectric materials. © The Materials Research Society 2015 |
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