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Pulse discharge properties of PLZST antiferroelectric ceramics compared with ferroelectric and linear dielectrics
The pulse discharge properties of lead lanthanum zirconate stannate titanate (PLZST) antiferroelectric (AFE) ceramics, ferroelectric (FE) dielectrics, and linear dielectrics were compared in this paper. It is found that as the voltage increases, those three types of dielectrics display three differe...
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| description | The pulse discharge properties of lead lanthanum zirconate stannate titanate (PLZST) antiferroelectric (AFE) ceramics, ferroelectric (FE) dielectrics, and linear dielectrics were compared in this paper. It is found that as the voltage increases, those three types of dielectrics display three different voltage-dependent regularities: the peak current (I
max
) of linear dielectrics increases linearly with increasing voltage; the I
max
of FE dielectrics rises up with a gradually declined increase rate; the I
max
of PLZST AFE ceramics presents a three-stage growth and during the third stage, the regularity is similar with that of FE dielectrics. Furthermore, three advantages of PLZST AFE ceramics for pulse discharge can be determined: a large increase rate of I
max
due the field-forced AFE-FE phase transition, a great enhanced power density and a relatively short discharge period time. These results would pave the way for understanding and utilizing AFE ceramics in pulse power application. |
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max
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max
of FE dielectrics rises up with a gradually declined increase rate; the I
max
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max
) of linear dielectrics increases linearly with increasing voltage; the I
max
of FE dielectrics rises up with a gradually declined increase rate; the I
max
of PLZST AFE ceramics presents a three-stage growth and during the third stage, the regularity is similar with that of FE dielectrics. Furthermore, three advantages of PLZST AFE ceramics for pulse discharge can be determined: a large increase rate of I
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max
) of linear dielectrics increases linearly with increasing voltage; the I
max
of FE dielectrics rises up with a gradually declined increase rate; the I
max
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max
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