Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites

© 2017 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. In the present study, the composites between KNN and mullite were fabricated via a solid-state reaction technique. KNN was calcined at 900°C and mullite which synthesized from kaolinite (Ranong, Thailand) was calcined at 1300°C. Effects of KNN content on the...

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Main Authors: Lertcumfu N., Jaita P., Pengpat K., Eitssayeam S., Sweatman D., Tunkasiri T., Rujijanagul G.
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-405302017-09-28T04:10:02Z Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites Lertcumfu N. Jaita P. Pengpat K. Eitssayeam S. Sweatman D. Tunkasiri T. Rujijanagul G. © 2017 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. In the present study, the composites between KNN and mullite were fabricated via a solid-state reaction technique. KNN was calcined at 900°C and mullite which synthesized from kaolinite (Ranong, Thailand) was calcined at 1300°C. Effects of KNN content on the composites properties such as densification and electrical properties including dielectric, ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties have been investigated. It was found that the densification behavior of the composites was improved by KNN added. The addition of KNN also resulted in improvements of electrical properties such as remanent polarization, dielectric constant, and piezoelectric coefficient of the materials. 2017-09-28T04:10:02Z 2017-09-28T04:10:02Z 1 Journal 00150193 2-s2.0-85026676910 10.1080/00150193.2017.1334277 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=85026676910&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/40530
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description © 2017 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. In the present study, the composites between KNN and mullite were fabricated via a solid-state reaction technique. KNN was calcined at 900°C and mullite which synthesized from kaolinite (Ranong, Thailand) was calcined at 1300°C. Effects of KNN content on the composites properties such as densification and electrical properties including dielectric, ferroelectric and piezoelectric properties have been investigated. It was found that the densification behavior of the composites was improved by KNN added. The addition of KNN also resulted in improvements of electrical properties such as remanent polarization, dielectric constant, and piezoelectric coefficient of the materials.
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author Lertcumfu N.
Jaita P.
Pengpat K.
Eitssayeam S.
Sweatman D.
Tunkasiri T.
Rujijanagul G.
spellingShingle Lertcumfu N.
Jaita P.
Pengpat K.
Eitssayeam S.
Sweatman D.
Tunkasiri T.
Rujijanagul G.
Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
author_facet Lertcumfu N.
Jaita P.
Pengpat K.
Eitssayeam S.
Sweatman D.
Tunkasiri T.
Rujijanagul G.
author_sort Lertcumfu N.
title Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
title_short Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
title_full Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
title_fullStr Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
title_full_unstemmed Electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
title_sort electrical properties of sodium potassium niobate/mullite ceramic composites
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