Search results for "Dielectric response"

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Influence on the phase transitions of barium titanate of the manganese valency, introduced as a substituant in the titanium site

1991

Abstract A small amount of manganese introduced in BaTiO3 modifies strongly the vibrational and electronic properties of the pure compound. Dielectric response and EPR measurements are reported in order to study the influence of the manganese valency on the ferroelectric-paraelectric phase transition.

Phase transitionMaterials scienceInorganic chemistryValencychemistry.chemical_elementManganeseDielectric responselaw.inventionchemistry.chemical_compoundchemistrylawBarium titanateGeneral Materials ScienceElectron paramagnetic resonanceInstrumentationElectronic propertiesTitaniumPhase Transitions
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Kinetics of dielectric response in SBN-75 ceramics at infra-low frequencies under illumination

2014

A study of the photo-dielectric effect in ferroelectric SBN-75 ceramics of a broad phase transition under light of small intensity is reported. Relations determining kinetics of the infra-low frequency dielectric response under light and after illumination are obtained from experimental measurements revealing the features of the behaviour of relaxation time constants of the dielectric polarisation with temperature.

Phase transitionMaterials sciencebusiness.industryKineticsPhysics::OpticsDielectricDielectric responseFerroelectricityCondensed Matter::Materials Sciencevisual_artvisual_art.visual_art_mediumOptoelectronicsCeramicbusinessIntensity (heat transfer)Solid solutionSPIE Proceedings
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Dielectric Response in (K0.5Na0.5) (Nb1-xSbx)O3+0.5 mol%MnO2Ceramics to Weak Sinusoidal Fields of Low and Infra-low Frequencies

2011

The thermal anomalies exhibited as “shoulders” at infra-low frequencies and maximums at low frequencies related to structural transitions in the polar phase of (K0.5Na0.5)(Nb1-xSbx)O3+0.5 mol%MnO2 are found to shift from T ∼ 185°C to T ∼ 140°C at changing concentration x from 0 to 0.05. The range of temperature ΔТ(х) corresponding to the difference between positions of the anomalies on the ϵ′(T) curve at frequencies 1000 Hz and 1 Hz changes from 0.5 degrees at x = 0 to 2.5 degrees at x = 0.05, which may point to relaxor properties of the given phase transition being present only at rather high concentrations of Sb.

Phase transitionRange (particle radiation)Materials sciencePhase (waves)Analytical chemistryCondensed Matter PhysicsDielectric responseElectronic Optical and Magnetic MaterialsNuclear magnetic resonanceControl and Systems Engineeringvisual_artThermalMaterials ChemistryCeramics and Compositesvisual_art.visual_art_mediumPolarCeramicElectrical and Electronic EngineeringIntegrated Ferroelectrics
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Photoelectrical Properties of the SBN Relaxor Ceramics in the Range of the Broad Phase Transition

2014

AbstractA study of the effects of white light on photocurrent kinetics and the low and infra-low frequency relaxation of polarization in the barium-strontium niobate SBN‑75 ceramics is reported. It is found that at a low intensity illumination in the range of the relaxor phase the space charge is mainly responsible for manifestation of photo-electrical properties of SBN-75 ceramics.

PhotocurrentPhase transitionMaterials sciencebusiness.industryCondensed Matter PhysicsSpace chargeDielectric responseElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialsvisual_artvisual_art.visual_art_mediumWhite lightOptoelectronicsCeramicbusinessPolarization (electrochemistry)Solid solutionFerroelectrics
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Electromechanical coupling in anodic niobium oxide: Electric field-induced strain, internal stress, and dielectric response

2012

Seemingly, contradictory results have been reported so far for electrostriction in anodic oxides. Furthermore, no definitive agreement could be obtained with theory. In this paper, in situ techniques are combined to elucidate electrostriction in anodic niobium oxide. The dependence of strain, internal stress, and dielectric constant on the electric field is measured by, respectively, spectroscopic ellipsometry, curvature, and impedance measurements. The through-thickness strain is tensile and proportional to the square of the electric field. The in-plane internal stress is compressive and proportional to the square of the electric field at low field values. The internal stress is predicted …

Volume changePermittivityMaterials scienceElectrostrictionField (physics)Condensed matter physicsElectric susceptibilityImpedance measurementGeneral Physics and AstronomyMaxwell streDielectricIn-situ techniqueField-induced strainStress (mechanics)Condensed Matter::Materials SciencePolarization densityNuclear magnetic resonanceLow fieldElectric fieldDielectric responseElectric field dependenceAnodic oxideJournal of Applied Physics
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