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    Title: Investigating the Dielectric Property of Abnormal Grain Growth Hexagonal BaTiO(3)
    Authors: Lei, CM (Lei, Chien-Ming)
    Lee, SW (Lee, Shu-Wei)
    Contributors: 化材所
    Keywords: Hexagonal BaTiO(3)
    evanescent microwave microscope scanning probe technology (EMP)
    abnormal grain growth (AGG)
    Qxf value
    Ga-doping BaTiO(3)
    Date: 2009
    Issue Date: 2011-12-12 15:01:42 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: In this work, the structural and dielectric properties of hexagonal BaTiO(3) have been investigated. The samples are partially doped with Ga(3+) at Ti site to stabilize the hexagonal structure at room temperature. The abnormal grain growth (AGG) is observed on h-BaTi(1-x)Ga(x)O(3) samples at a higher sintering temperature. The Qxf values can be improved by Ga-doping in BaTiO(3). By the evanescent microwave microscope scanning probe technology (EMP), it is found that the regions of the abnormal growth grains have the higher K-value than that of the normal growth grains. The K-value and Qxf value can be concurrently enhanced of the h-BaTi(1-x)Ga(x)O(3) samples with AGG have been reported.
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