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Cryogenic refrigeration could be realized by using the electrocaloric effect (i. e. inverse pyroelectric effect) of ferroelectric materials. Recent progresses implied that ferroelectric refrigeration may be a possible new technique of cryogenic refrigeration operated near room temperature. The analyses and syntheses of ferroelectric refrigeration ceramics of PMN-PT system are presented in this paper
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