“…Ferroelectric triglycine sulfate (TGS) single crystals are considered a potential material for infrared (IR) detection by virtue of their high pyroelectric coefficient (l) and low dielectric constant (e 0 ) [1]. However, the tendency of the crystals to depolarize with time is a serious drawback [2].…”
“…Ferroelectric triglycine sulfate (TGS) single crystals are considered a potential material for infrared (IR) detection by virtue of their high pyroelectric coefficient (l) and low dielectric constant (e 0 ) [1]. However, the tendency of the crystals to depolarize with time is a serious drawback [2].…”
“…Its deuterated form is deuterated triglycine sulphate crystal whose phase transition is 333.89 K while other behaviour in terms of physics is similar. Crystal growths and its characteristics with doped condition were studied by Batra et al [5]. DTGS is a successful high sensitive detector type used as infrared spectrometers which is used to take measurements in the mid-infrared (mid IR) range.…”
Section: Crystal Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…J. Bjorkstam et al [7] have shown a phase transition in deuterated triglycine sulphate crystal by deuteron nuclear-magnetic-resonance method. Ferroelectric properties of different solid [5] and mirror symmetry in triglycine sulphate crystal which develop a double potential well barrier in the crystal lattices which trapped a hydrogen bond in its either well.…”
Abstract:A modified Green's function theory with pseudo vibration theory of ferroelectrics has been applied to deuterated triglycine sulphate crystal to predict the applications of the ferroelectric crystal in computing technology.
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