journal article·2013-01-04

Effects of LaFeO3 Additions on the Dielectric and Ferroelectric Properties of (K0.5Na0.5)NbO3 Ceramics

Hua-Lei CHENG, Hong-Liang DU, Wan-Cheng ZHOU, Fa LUO, Dong-Mei ZHU

Journal of Inorganic Materials· Volume 27· Issue 11
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Abstract

Pure (K0.5Na0.5)NbO3 and 0.98(K0.5Na0.5)NbO3-0.02LaFeO3 ceramics (abbreviated as KNN and 0.98KNN-0.02LF, respectively) were prepared by a solid state reaction approach, and their crystal structure, dielectric and ferroelectric properties were investigated. Pure KNN and 0.98KNN-0.02LF ceramics are the orthorhombic struc- ture and pseudo-cubic perovskite structure, respectively. Dielectric measurements revealed that the dielectric permit- tivity curves of 0.98KNN-0.02LF ceramics present two anomalies compared with pure KNN: (i) The orthorhombic- tetragonal transition (TO-T) and the tetragonal-cubic transition (TT-C) shifts to lower temperatures. (ii) The phase transi- tion temperature range around the temperature of the maximum dielectric permittivity (Tm) becomes more and more broad. In addition, 0.98KNN-0.02LF ceramics exhibited a very stable temperature dependence of dielectric permittiv- ity with permittivity maximum near 2000 and dielectric loss less than 4% in the temperature range of 0-400℃. The relaxation behavior of the 0.98KNN-0.02LF ceramics is interpreted in terms of polar nanoregions (PNRs) caused by cations disorder. The P-E hysteresis loops further confirms the relaxor behavior in 0.98KNN-0.02LF ceramics.
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