journal article·2007-01

High temperature properties of multiferroic BiFeO3–DyFeO3–BaTiO3 solid solutions

Jeong Seog Kim, Chae Il Cheon, Hyun-Ju Kang, Pyung Woo Jang

Journal of the European Ceramic Society· Volume 27· Issue 13-15
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Abstract

Abstract Dielectric and magnetic properties of the x BiFeO 3 – y DyFeO 3 – z BaTiO 3 solid solution ceramics at high temperature range of RT ∼600 °C have been characterized. For the more detailed understandings of the multiferroic property, the relation between the crystal structure transition, magnetic transition, dielectric transition with increasing temperature have been analyzed. Residual magnetization M r under the low and high applied magnetic fields ( H = 20 Oe, 8 kOe) and the dielectric properties, ɛ r and tan δ , with varying measuring frequency and temperature have been characterized using the vibrating sample magnetometer and LCR meter, respectively. The neutron diffraction data has been collected at the temperature range of RT ∼800 °C. The low DyFeO 3 concentration samples ( y = 0, 0.025) show the magnetic transitions at temperature range of 410–430 °C, while the high DyFeO 3 samples ( y ≥ 0.05) show the additional transition at 250–290 °C. The magnetic transition at 410–430 °C corresponds to the crystal structural transition to the tetragonal P 4 mm from the rhombohedral R -3 c , at which the BiFeO 3 and the DyFeO 3 samples lose their antiferromagnetic ordering.
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OpenAlex topics: Multiferroics and related materials · Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials · Dielectric properties of ceramics

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