Fig. 1: Piezo- and ferroelectric properties of BCTZ–xAlN–50 ceramics. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: Piezo- and ferroelectric properties of BCTZ–xAlN–50 ceramics.

From: Concurrently enhanced piezoelectric performance and curie temperature in stressed lead-free Ba0.85Ca0.15Ti0.9Zr0.1O3 ceramics

Fig. 1

a Comparison of the d33 and TC of BCTZ–xAlN–50 ceramics, BCTZ–xAlN–300 ceramics, and BCTZ–xAlN–3000 ceramics. Error bars show standard error of mean. b Comparison of d33 and TC with the other piezoceramics3,7,21,22,23,24,25,26,27. c The electric field dependent d33* for BCTZ–xAlN–300 ceramics. d Comparison of d33* and d33 with the other piezoceramics28,29,30,31,32. e PFM amplitude and phase hysteresis versus voltage loops of BCTZ ceramic and BCZT−1.75AlN−300 ceramic. f1 Temperature-dependent d33* of BCTZ and BCTZ–1.75AlN–300 ceramics. f2 Comparison of the normalized d33* between BCTZ and BCTZ–1.75AlN–300 ceramics under different temperatures. Normalized d33* is defined as the ratio of the d33* value measured at various temperatures to the d33 value measured at the initial room temperature. g1 The in-situ d33 as a function of temperature for BCTZ and BCTZ–1.75AlN–300 ceramics. g2 Comparison of the normalized d33 between BCTZ and BCTZ–1.75AlN–300 ceramics at different temperatures. The inset is the enlarged view of the normalized d33 between 25 and 40 °C.

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