“…In addition, the curve warps upwards at high temperature due to the influence of leakage conductivity [16], which is produced by a migration of Na + or oxygen vacancies at a high temperature. This phenomenon may be caused by the interfacial orientation and space charge polarizations effect [14,17], leading the dielectric constant to increase at high temperature. These dipoles may change their orientation due to the jumping of oxygen ions through vacant oxygen sites.…”