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Original Articles

Ba Modified (Pb, Sr)(Zr, Ti, Nb)O3 Ceramic System for Dielectric and Ferroelectric Studies

Pages 105-112 | Received 15 Mar 2007, Published online: 17 Sep 2010
 

Abstract

In this investigation, (Pb 0.988 − y Sr 0.012 Ba y )(Zr 0.51 Ti 0.47 Nb 0.02 )O 3 (PSBZTN) where y = 0, 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 mole% crystalline solid solutions have been fabricated by solid-state reaction method. A ferroelectric phase change occurred from rhombohedral to tetragonal MPB of (Pb1 − xy Sr x Ba y )(Zr1 − zk Ti z Nb k )O3was observed for y = 0.5 mole% Ba and further Ba increment resulted in strong tetragonality. Microstructure studies reveal that grain growth inhibited while the density profile showed the inter-diffusion between multiple ions and promoted densification. The isovalent substitutions of Ba 2 + and Sr 2 + cations at the Pb site and donor pentavalent Nb 5 + at Zr/Ti site enhanced the dielectric constant (ϵ RT = 2384) while decreasing the phase transition temperature (Tc). The substitution of 1.5 mole% Ba for Pb evidently increased (Pr = 32.46 μ C/cm 2 ) and (Ps = 38.44 μ C/cm2) with relatively decreasing coercive field.

Acknowledgments

The author would like to thank University of Concepcion for their financial assistance extended and Ms. C. Neeladevi for the technical assistance extended during this work.

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