Achieving enhanced piezoelectric properties in BiFeO3-PbTiO3 based ceramics by a synergistic effects of texturing and structure engineering in reactive template grain growth-like process

  • Yi Zhang
  • , Hao Hu
  • , Kun Zheng
  • , Jian Zhuang
  • , Boyang Wang
  • , Yanzi Xiang
  • , Xinyu He
  • , Zhe Wang
  • , Ruitong Ma
  • , Guobao Feng
  • , Stanislav P. Kubrin
  • , Nan Zhang
  • , Wei Ren

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Abstract

A synergistic strategy of texturing and structure engineering in reactive template grain growth-like process has been validated on fabricating 0.66Bi0.9Sm0.1FeO3-0.34PbTiO3 piezoelectric ceramics with enhanced properties. A considerable texture degree is successfully obtained by optimizing sintering conditions. The template is fully dissolved into the matrix after sintering, driving a structure transformation from rhombohedral to pseudo-cubic phase. In comparison to its non-textured counterpart, the textured ceramics show a 69 % increase on large-signal piezoelectric coefficient d33* and a 43 % increase on small-signal piezoelectric coefficient d33. Good high temperature piezoelectric performance is also revealed. At 225 °C, the maximum strain and calculated d33* are 0.22 % and 436 pm/V, respectively, which increase by 49 % compared with corresponding parameters at room temperature. The study not only signify a promising strategy to design high performance BFO based functional materials, but also broaden the scope of texture technology in the development of piezoelectric ceramics.

Original languageEnglish
Article number116791
JournalJournal of the European Ceramic Society
Volume44
Issue number16
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 2024

Keywords

  • BiFeO
  • Morphotropic phase boundary
  • Piezoelectric properties
  • Reactive template grain growth
  • Textured ceramics

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