journal article·2025-02

A quantitative study of electrocaloric performance differences between bulk and MLCC-structured PMN-PT ferroelectric ceramics

Li-Qian Cheng, Zhengyu Li, Sihan Wang, Wanben Liu, Xinrui Dong, Zixuan Wang, Kai Chen

Journal of Materials Science· Volume 60· Issue 8
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