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The diffuse dielectric anomaly by the dielectric relaxation found at the high-temperature region of 400–700 °c was investigated in perovskite-type ferroelectric oxides such as batio 3, ( pb,la)tio 3, and ( pb,la) (zr,ti)o 3 ceramics. We observed that the diffuse dielectric anomaly in perovskite oxides was strongly affected by oxygen-related processing parameters.
Calcium titanate (catio3) with the general formula for perovskites, abo3, is of technological importance, particularly with regard to dielectric properties. In this work, catio3 ceramic material was prepared by the conventional solid state reaction method.
Dielectric relaxation in alkali metal oxide conductive glasses studied by complex impedance measurements january 1975 journal of the chemical society faraday transactions 2 71:1935-1941.
Here, we report the original observations of the dielectric relaxation, electromagnetic properties and high-performance microwave absorption of the single-phase aurivillius-type ceramics. Two thermally activated relaxation processes were determined by the frequency-dependent behaviour of the dielectric loss peak at low and high temperatures.
The dielectric relaxation of a substituted monohydroxy alcohol, 3-methylthio-1-hexanol, is studied in the highly viscous regime near the glass transition. The debye relaxation is detected in the dielectric spectra showing the slowest and strongest relaxation dynamics.
The two different relaxations with non-debye type were observed clearly at around the temperature of the dielectric constant maximum. The relaxation times were calculated from the cole–cole plot analysis. The dielectric relaxation behaviour has been described by means of maxwell–wagner model.
Abstract the diffuse dielectric anomaly by the dielectric relaxation found at the high-temperature region of 400–700 °c was investigated in perovskite-type ferroelectric oxides such as batio 3, (pb,la)tio 3, and (pb,la) (zr,ti)o 3 ceramics.
Jul 17, 2015 the dielectric constant at room temperature of all the samples was measured in a keywords: dielectric relaxation, ferroelectric and piezoelectric, hybridization structure.
Dielectric relaxation in abo3 perovskite oxides can result from many different charge carrier-related phenomena. Despite a strong understanding of dielectric relaxations, a detailed investigation of the relationship between the content of oxygen vacancies (vo) and dielectric relaxation has not been performed in perovskite oxide films.
The dielectric measurement indicated a diffuse type of phase transition (dpt). The broadening in the dielectric permittivity and frequency dependence behavior with increase in frequency indicated a relaxor behavior of these materials. The relaxation strength of these materials was well adjusted by using the vogel–fulcher relation.
In this review the dielectric properties of relaxor ferroelectrics are discussed and compared with the properties of normal dielectrics and ferroelectrics.
Oct 21, 2020 pdf ac conductivity, dielectric constant, loss and electric modulus of realize a pyroelectric material using the perovskite type abo 3 [9][10].
The relaxation rate is the dielectric response feature that shows most dependence upon the variation in the control parameters and so is the feature that is most often studied. In the following sections i will outline some of the most common types of behaviour and discuss their implications for the physics of the relaxation process.
The temperature dependent dielectric loss study shows relaxation peaks dominating at lower frequencies and shifted towards higher temperature range with increasing frequency. The strong influence of non-debye type relaxation is confirmed by bergman fitting to experimentally observe electric modulus curve.
Non-debye type of relaxation was found using the complex impedance spectroscopy. The magnetic and b-sub-lattice of the perovskite (abo3) structure.
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