2009
DOI: 10.1134/s1063783409060237
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Plasma crystallization of polymer-ferroelectric/piezoelectric ceramic composites and their piezoelectric properties

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“…This type of polarization is explained by the difference in the cost of conductivity of the matrix and microand nanoparticles. Phase polarization is always present in heterogeneous composites because the charge carriers move towards the interfacial boundary under the influence of the external field [6][7][8] and mainly affect the dielectric properties at low frequencies (25•10 4 Hz).…”
Section: F ω π =mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This type of polarization is explained by the difference in the cost of conductivity of the matrix and microand nanoparticles. Phase polarization is always present in heterogeneous composites because the charge carriers move towards the interfacial boundary under the influence of the external field [6][7][8] and mainly affect the dielectric properties at low frequencies (25•10 4 Hz).…”
Section: F ω π =mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is shown that this process results in strong oxidation of polymer chains. Such an oxidation is accompanied by an enhancement of interfacial interactions and an increase in the concentration of charge localization centres in the quasi-band gap of the polymer phase which upon polarization leads to an increase in interfacial charges [10]. Composite electrets find many applications including electrostatic filters, electret microphones, radiation dosimeters, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%