Piezoelectric generator based on centrosymmetric CdO film with (111) orientation and its atomic mechanism
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The centrosymmetric CdO is not generally considered piezoelectric. Here, we demonstrate the observation of piezoelectric, photovoltaic, and rectification effects in (111)-oriented CdO films. The piezoelectric, photovoltaic, and rectification performances are enhanced with an increase in the (111)-texture coefficient of CdO films. Moreover, these effects are decreased by applying an external force and eventually disappear. An electric field is produced in the (111)-oriented CdO film by spontaneous polarization (spontaneous electric field [Es]). The piezoelectric, photovoltaic, and rectification effects originate from the Es. We thus present piezoelectric, photovoltaic, and rectification atomic mechanisms. The CdO film piezoelectric generator corresponds to a flat-plate capacitor, the compression induces discharge, and the release of pressure is a charging process. This work reveals the nature of the piezoelectric effect and the bulk photovoltaic effect and challenges the current piezoelectric theory. The polar-oriented films can be used to produce high-performance piezoelectric and optoelectronic materials and devices.
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