Multifunctional Polycrystalline Ferroelectric Materials [electronic resource] : Processing and Properties /
Pardo, Lorena.editor.
Ricote, Jesús.editor.
This book presents selected topics on processing and properties of ferroelectric materials that are currently the focus of attention in scientific and technical research. Ferro-piezoelectric ceramics are key materials in devices for many applications, such as automotive, healthcare and non-destructive testing. As they are polycrystalline, non-centrosymmetric materials, their piezoelectricity is induced by the so-called poling process. This is based on the principle of polarization reversal by the action of an electric field that characterizes the ferroelectric materials. This book was born with the aim of increasing the awareness of the multifunctionality of ferroelectric materials among different communities, such as researchers, electronic engineers, end-users and manufacturers, working on and with ferro-piezoelectric ceramic materials and devices which are based on them. The initiative to write this book comes from a well-established group of researchers at the Laboratories of Ferroelectric Materials, Materials Science Institute of Madrid (ICMM-CSIC). This group has been working in different areas concerning thin films and bulk ceramic materials since the mid-1980s. It is a partner of the Network of Excellence on Multifunctional and Integrated Piezoelectric Devices (MIND) of the EC, in which the European Institute of Piezoelectric Materials and Devices has its origin.
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""Multifunctional Polycrystalline Ferroelectric Materials ""; ""Preface""; ""Contents""; ""List of Contributors""; ""Chapter 1Advances in Processing of Bulk Ferroelectric Materials""; ""Chapter 2 Processing of Ferroelectric Ceramic Thick Films""; ""Chapter 3 Tailored Liquid Alkoxides for the ChemicalSolution Processing of Pb-Free Ferroelectric Thin Films""; ""Chapter 4 Ferroelectrics onto Substrates Prepared byChemical Solution Deposition: From the ThinFilm to the Self-Assembled Nano-sized Structures""
""Chapter 5 Approaches Towards the Minimisation ofToxicity in Chemical Solution DepositionProcesses of Lead-Based FerroelectricThin Films""""Chapter 6 Synchrotron Radiation Diffraction and Scattering in Ferroelectrics""; ""Chapter 7 X-Ray Absorption Fine Structure Applied to Ferroelectrics""; ""Chapter 8 Quantitative Texture Analysis of Polycrystalline Ferroelectrics""; ""Chapter 9 Nanoscale Investigation of PolycrystallineFerroelectric Materials via Piezoresponse Force Microscopy""; ""Chapter 10 Mechanical Properties of Ferro-Piezoceramics""
""Chapter 11 The Elastic Properties of Ferroelectric Thin Films Measured Using Nanoindentation""""Chapter 12 Pyroelectricity in Polycrystalline Ferroelectrics""; ""Chapter 13 Properties of Ferro-Piezoelectric CeramicMaterials in the Linear Range: Determinationfrom Impedance Measurements at Resonance""; ""Chapter 14 Domain Engineered Piezoelectric Resonators""; ""Chapter 15 Non-Linear Behaviour of Piezoelectric Ceramics""; ""Chapter 16 Piezoelectric Transducers for Structural HealthMonitoring: Modelling and Imaging""; ""Index""; ""Preface""; ""Contents""; ""List of Contributors""
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book presents selected topics on processing and properties of ferroelectric materials that are currently the focus of attention in scientific and technical research. Ferro-piezoelectric ceramics are key materials in devices for many applications, such as automotive, healthcare and non-destructive testing. As they are polycrystalline, non-centrosymmetric materials, their piezoelectricity is induced by the so-called poling process. This is based on the principle of polarization reversal by the action of an electric field that characterizes the ferroelectric materials. This book was born with the aim of increasing the awareness of the multifunctionality of ferroelectric materials among different communities, such as researchers, electronic engineers, end-users and manufacturers, working on and with ferro-piezoelectric ceramic materials and devices which are based on them. The initiative to write this book comes from a well-established group of researchers at the Laboratories of Ferroelectric Materials, Materials Science Institute of Madrid (ICMM-CSIC). This group has been working in different areas concerning thin films and bulk ceramic materials since the mid-1980s. It is a partner of the Network of Excellence on Multifunctional and Integrated Piezoelectric Devices (MIND) of the EC, in which the European Institute of Piezoelectric Materials and Devices has its origin.
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