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08-053 | Cristina Elena Ciomaga | Ciomaga, C.(Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi); Curecheriu, L.(Alexandru Ioan Cuza University); Turcan, I.(Alexandru Ioan Cuza University); Lukacs, A.(Alexandru Ioan Cuza University); Stoian, G.(National Institute of Research and Development for Technical Physics); Lupu, N.(National Institute of Research and Development for Technical Physics); MITOSERIU, L.(Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi); Padurariu, L.(Al. I. Cuza University of Iasi); | The aim of the present work is to optimize the sintering parameters in – based composites with a small amount of Ag filler, far below the percolation range (5% vol. Ag) in an attempt to increase permittivity by a synergy effect of the high density, metallic particles presence and ceramic grain size in the range of ?1µm, where has a well-known maximum of its permittivity. Ag- composite ceramics were obtained by solid state method sintered for 2 h in air atmosphere at different temperatures: - . The structural analysis revealed that for both pure ceramics and in the Ag- ceramic composites, the pseudocubic perovskite phase characteristic to the starting fine powders transforms into an orthorhombic Amm2 one after sintering. In all the composites, only the specific peaks of the parent phases and cubic Fm3m silver were observed, without the presence of secondary phases, thus confirming the formation of di-phase composites in the nominal amount of 5% Ag. The SEM micrographs indicate an increasing grain size when increasing the sintering temperature, from ?350nm for the ceramic sintered at the lowest temperature of C/2h, to ?2800nm for the one sintered at C/2h. Finite Element Method was employed to estimate the role of Ag addition on the electrical properties of - based composites and it confirmed that the major impact of the Ag addition is on the grain size of BT which tends to be ~1 µm, thus explaining the large values of the effective permittivity. The dielectric properties vs. temperature and frequency have been investigated and discussed. Acknowledgements: This work was supported by the UEFISCDI Romanian PN-III-P4-ID-PCE-2016-0817 grant. |
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