Polycrystalline samples of a cubic perovskite structure with an estimated 2.9% of a minor pyrochlore phase of Pb(Ni1/3,Nb2/3)O3 were synthesized by a high-temperature solid-state reaction technique. Dielectric studies show that the material is a good relaxor with a high dielectric constant. Diffuse phase transition through a wide Curie-temperature range was observed. The activation energy in a specified range of temperature for the material is estimated.
Ceramics (Pbo.vsCa0.25)[(Nil/zWl/2)yTil y]O 3 for y = 0-05, 0"10, 0.15 and 0-30 have been prepared using high temperature solid state reaction method. X-ray analyses show that these materials are of single-phase perovskite type tetragonal structure. To solve inaccuracy in finding para-ferroelectric phase transition temperature Tc (emax), we have carried out the analyses of the data using a computer program. The role of Ni and W as modifiers on structural and electrical (dielectric and pyroelectric) properties is discussed in terms of the usefulness of these materials. Results indicate that ceramic Pbo,vsCao.25Nio.o25Wo.ozs-Tio.95 0 3 is a good candidate for pyroelectric applications.
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