Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10629625 | Journal of the European Ceramic Society | 2014 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Fine-grained BaTiO3-based ceramics of different grain sizes (118-462Â nm) with core-shell structures were prepared by a chemical coating method, having good dielectric properties and gentle temperature stability. The grain size effect on the dielectric properties and insulation resistivity of modified fine-grained BaTiO3 ceramics under high temperatures and electric fields were investigated. The DC bias shows a strong effect on the dielectric properties with decreasing grain size. In the finest ceramics, the absolute value of the capacitance stability factor was the smallest, indicating that the modified-BaTiO3 ceramic capacitor with smaller grains had higher reliability under the DC bias voltage. The highly accelerated lifetime test results showed that with decreasing the grain size, samples exhibited higher insulation resistance under elevated temperatures and high voltages. Impedance analysis proved that the finer-grained ceramic with core-shell structure had higher activation energy for both grain and grain boundary, whereas the proportion of ionic conductivity was lower.
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Authors
Huiling Gong, Xiaohui Wang, Shaopeng Zhang, Hai Wen, Longtu Li,