Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10155490 | Journal of the European Ceramic Society | 2018 | 23 Pages |
Abstract
Di-phase composite ceramics based on BaTiO3 with 5âvol% of Ag filler have been prepared by sintering the mixture of powders at temperatures above the silver melting point (1000â°C-1300â°C/2âh). As predicted by finite element calculations, the addition of metallic particles should produce a field concentration in some regions of the BaTiO3 matrix and therefore, an enhanced dielectric response with respect to pure BaTiO3. The role of oxygen vacancies on the dielectric relaxation mechanisms of Ag-BaTiO3 composites has been investigated. The sintering temperature of 1200â°C provided optimized ceramics with excellent dielectric properties, i.e. with low losses (tanδâ<â3%) and room temperature permittivity measured at 50âkHz exceeding 6500 (and above 13,000 at the Curie temperature), as result of a good densification (94% relative density) and a synergy effect of the metallic particles inclusions and ceramic grain size in the range of â1âμm, where BaTiO3 has a well-known maximum of its permittivity.
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Authors
Ina Turcan, Vlad Alexandru Lukacs, Lavinia Curecheriu, Leontin Padurariu, Cristina Elena Ciomaga, Mirela Airimioaei, George Stoian, Nicoleta Lupu, Liliana Mitoseriu,