Abstract
Samples of solid solutions of the multicomponent system [ ] [ ], [ ] and [ ], [ ], of the PZT–PZN–PMN type were obtained using conventional ceramic technology. The effect of a dc bias and temperature on the structure and dielectric properties of the solid solution was studied. X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that the ceramic solid solution is characterized by the coexistence of tetragonal and pseudocubic phases in 80:20 ratio. The obtained solid solution was found to have symmetrical “butterfly” loops, which are characteristic of classical ferroelectrics and are formed only from the second study cycle. The maximum [ ] is achieved at [ ] kV/cm; the hysteresis of the [ ] [ ] dependence decreases with increasing E, becoming practically absent at [ ] [ ]kV/cm. The temperature-dependent controllable characteristics of the dielectric were studied. The data obtained at room temperature correlate well with the X-ray diffraction data. It was concluded that the obtained data could be used in the development of high-voltage devices operating based on such materials.
Funding Information
  • Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (FENW-2023-0010/GZ0110/23-11-IF)

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