Temperature and DC bias dependence of the phase transition behavior of [011]- and [001]-oriented PIN-PMN-PT single crystals with MPB composition

  • Yuhui Wan
  • , Zhenrong Li
  • , Ming Ma
  • , Shiji Fan
  • , Zhuo Xu

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Abstract

The phase transition behavior of [011]- and [001]-oriented 0.24PIN-0.43PMN-0.33PT single crystals was investigated through dielectric measurement in the process of heating and direct current (DC) bias. The phase transformation sequence in the [011]-oriented crystals is rhombohedral (R) → monoclinic (MB) → orthorhombic (O) → monoclinic (MC) → tetragonal (T) → cubic (C). The phase transition temperatures of R to MB (TR-MB) and MB to O (TMB-O) decrease; meanwhile, the transition temperatures of O to MC (TO-MC) phase, MC to T (TMC-T) phase, and T to C (TT-C) phase increase with the increase of DC bias. The phase transformation sequence in the [001]-oriented crystals is R → T → C. As DC bias increases, the transition temperature TR-T of R to T phase declines and the transition temperature TT-C rises. Intermediate phases MB, O, and MC are only found in the [011]-oriented crystal. The phase transition characteristics of the [011]-oriented crystals are rather more complex than those along [001] direction. The micro-macro domain transition at Tf is related to crystal orientation and DC bias voltage. The phase diagram in terms of temperature and bias voltage is established for [011]- and [001]-oriented 0.24PIN-0.43PMN-0.33PT crystals. The DC bias dependent dielectric properties and phase transition characteristics are also compared with the crystals along [111] direction.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)4053-4061
Number of pages9
JournalJournal of Materials Research
Volume33
Issue number23
DOIs
StatePublished - 14 Dec 2018
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • crystal
  • dielectric properties
  • phase transitions

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