Fig. 3: Effect of quenching process on ferroelectric properties of 0.15PT-0.85PST ceramics. | Microsystems & Nanoengineering

Fig. 3: Effect of quenching process on ferroelectric properties of 0.15PT-0.85PST ceramics.

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Fig. 3

a Hysteresis loops of 0.15PT–0.85PST ceramics without quenching and with quenching times of 10–50 h at 303 K. b Hysteresis loops of 0.15PT–0.85PST without quenching at 303–423 K. c Summary of the maximum polarization intensities of 0.15PT–0.85PST without quenching and with quenching times of 10–50 h at 303 K and 423 K. d Relationships between the pyroelectric coefficient (∂P/∂T) and temperature (T) values of 0.15PT–0.85PST ceramics without quenching and with quenching times of 10–50 h. e, f Relationship between the adiabatic temperature variation ΔT and the temperature (T). The relationship between the entropy variation ΔS and the temperature (T). g Statistical summary of the adiabatic temperature variation ΔT and the temperature. h Olsen cycle diagram of 0.15PT–0.85PST ceramics without quenching and with i quenching times of 10–50 h

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