2003
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.200301750
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Piezoelectric properties of GPI crystals

Abstract: It is found that the piezoelectric properties of glycine phosphite (GPI) were preserved up to 264 K, which contradicts the presence of a symmetry centre phase above T C . The resonance frequency jump at the phase transition was ~0.15%, which is more than ten times smaller when compared to the sound velocity jump. In order to explain such persistent behaviour of the sample, a complementary measurement of the spontaneous polarisation P s was made. Not only was P s observed up to 270 K, but two kinds of polarisat… Show more

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“…, 6); • components of effective dipole moments µ x 13 ; µ x 24 ; µ y 13 ; µ y 24 ; µ z 13 ; µ z 24 ; • "seed" dielectric susceptibilities χ ε0 i j ; • "seed" coefficients of piezoelectric stress e 0 i j ; • "seed" elastic constants c E0 i j . To determine the above listed parameters we use the measured temperature dependences for the set of physical characteristics of GPI, namely P s (T) [43], C p (T) [44], ε σ 11 , ε σ 33 [32], d 21 , d 23 [45], as well as the dependence of phase transition temperature T c (p) [46,47] on hydrostatic pressure. in the paraelectric and ferroelectric phases agree with the results of lattice dynamics simulations [48], where vibrations of the oxygen atoms connected with proton 1 (in our notations), are much more intensive than the vibrations of oxygen atoms revealed near proton 2.…”
Section: Comparison Of Theoretical Results With the Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, 6); • components of effective dipole moments µ x 13 ; µ x 24 ; µ y 13 ; µ y 24 ; µ z 13 ; µ z 24 ; • "seed" dielectric susceptibilities χ ε0 i j ; • "seed" coefficients of piezoelectric stress e 0 i j ; • "seed" elastic constants c E0 i j . To determine the above listed parameters we use the measured temperature dependences for the set of physical characteristics of GPI, namely P s (T) [43], C p (T) [44], ε σ 11 , ε σ 33 [32], d 21 , d 23 [45], as well as the dependence of phase transition temperature T c (p) [46,47] on hydrostatic pressure. in the paraelectric and ferroelectric phases agree with the results of lattice dynamics simulations [48], where vibrations of the oxygen atoms connected with proton 1 (in our notations), are much more intensive than the vibrations of oxygen atoms revealed near proton 2.…”
Section: Comparison Of Theoretical Results With the Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [14], the experimental data are obtained for the coefficients of the piezoelectric strains 21 ( ) and 23 ( ), which have nonzero values in the paraelectric phase. They may be qualitatively explained by the existence of some internal electric field ≈1.2 MV/m in the sample (Fig.…”
Section: Comparison Of Theoretical Results With Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To determine the above listed parameters, we use the measured temperature dependences for the set of physical characteristics of GPI, namely P s (T) [14], ε σ 11 , ε σ 33 [1], d 21 , d 23 [15], as well as the dependence of phase transition temperature T c (p) [16] on hydrostatic pressure.…”
Section: Comparison With the Experimental Datamentioning
confidence: 99%