Abstract
An earlier paper on the dielectric spectra of some PST ferroelectric ceramics showed ‘universal’ power law behaviour lying beneath other parallel processes such as high-frequency capacitance C ∞, direct current conductivity, Low-Frequency Dispersion and some dipolar processes. The present contribution refers to low-loss ceramics in which a novel form of ‘trans-universal’ response is observed because it is not possible to subtract a sensible value of C ∞ but instead one has to postulate a series combination of a universal dipolar element and a universal power-law element after which it becomes possible to determine C ∞. Examples of this analysis are given and a possible physical interpretation is suggested.