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Ferroelectric/piezoelectric MPBs

As a consequence, the joins for (Pbi. (Bajc)Ti03 at low temperature and for Pb(Zri cTy03 at room temperature are interrupted by a morphotropic phase boundary (MPB), which separates tetragonal and rhombohedral phases (Fig. 14). The structural state of the oxides in the vicinity of the MPB is a subject of active inquiry, because many of the physical properties of PBZT ferroelectrics are maximized at the MPB. These include the dielectric constant, the piezoelectric constant, and the electromechanical coupling coefficients (Jaffe 1971, Thomann and Wersing 1982, Heywang and Thomann 1984). For industrial purposes, this behavior is exploited by annealing PBZT ferroelectrics with compositions near the MPB close to the Curie temperature in an... [Pg.151]


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