Polymorphic phase boundary in piezoelectric oxides
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Abstract
The design of phase boundaries has now become a consolidated strategy to improve the functional properties of piezoelectric oxides because of the unique properties that may be obtained in their vicinity. In particular, polymorphic phase boundaries (PPBs) have attracted significant interest in recent years because they represent a significant breakthrough in terms of enhanced piezoelectric activity of lead-free piezoelectric oxides. PPBs are temperature-driven phase transitions where both intrinsic and extrinsic contributions maximize, thereby enhancing the macroscopic properties of piezoelectric materials. This tutorial discusses potassium–sodium–niobate-based systems as model materials to reveal some of the most relevant advances in the design of PPBs through compositional modifications. We focus on how PPBs can be modulated by engineered doping and also discuss the direct relation between PPBs and the enhancement of piezoelectric activity. Finally, we briefly describe the main experimental techniques for detecting PPBs.
CitacióGarcia, J. E.; Rubio-Marcos, F. Polymorphic phase boundary in piezoelectric oxides. "Journal of applied physics", 1 Abril 2020, vol. 127, núm. 13, p. 131102:1-131102:7.
ISSN0021-8979
Versió de l'editorhttps://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0002983
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