2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2qi01107g
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Developing low-loss and temperature-stable Ban(Zr,Nb)n−1O3n (n = 7, 8) microwave dielectric ceramics by investigating the relationship between the structure and properties

Abstract: In this work, we prepare novel Ba7Zr2Nb4O21 and Ba8Zr3Nb4O24 ceramics with a smaller tolerance factor (For the AnBn-1O3n type hexagonal perovskite BaO-ZrO2-Nb2O5 system) using a solid-phase reaction method, which shows...

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“…The Q × f value has a similar relationship to that of ε r , indicating that extrinsic factors affecting the dielectric loss were decreased gradually, such as porosity and grain boundary. 17,18 The Q × f value begins to reduce as the sintering temperature rises further to 1620 °C, which may be related to secondary grain growth. The TCF is affected by temperature-dependent parameters, including thermal expansion ( α L ) and temperature coefficient of dielectric constant ( τ ε ), representing the stability of performance under varying temperature.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Q × f value has a similar relationship to that of ε r , indicating that extrinsic factors affecting the dielectric loss were decreased gradually, such as porosity and grain boundary. 17,18 The Q × f value begins to reduce as the sintering temperature rises further to 1620 °C, which may be related to secondary grain growth. The TCF is affected by temperature-dependent parameters, including thermal expansion ( α L ) and temperature coefficient of dielectric constant ( τ ε ), representing the stability of performance under varying temperature.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alford et al developed a model illustrating the impact of pores on dielectric loss. 38 where tan δ represents the calculated dielectric loss, tan δ 0 denotes the loss of the fully dense material and P represents porosity. Eqn (12) indicates that the porosity of ceramics is directly proportional to the dielectric loss.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%