journal article·2024-12

Synergistic effect to improve energy storage performance in <111> textured BNT-based ceramics under low electric field via orientation engineering as well as co-doping BY and STO

Gang Chen, Xue Bai, Cong Ji, Zhijun Zhou, Zixuan Zhang, Chao Chen, Zhengtang Su, Wei Cai, Rongli Gao, Chunlin Fu

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