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JOURNAL OF ELECTROCERAMICS
Volume 22, Issue 1-3, Pages 238-244Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10832-007-9396-8
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Coprecipitation; Barium titanate; Nanoceramics; Spark plasma sintering; Dielectric properties
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In pursuit of high permittivity materials for electronic application, there has been a considerable interest recently in the dielectric properties of various perovskite oxides like calcium copper titanate or lanthanum doped barium titanate. When processed in a particular way, this later material present at ambient temperature and at f = 1 kHz unusual interesting dielectric properties, a so called colossal permittivity value up to several 10(6) with relatively low dielectric losses. Moreover and contrary to what is classically expected and evidenced for this type of materials, no temperature dependence is observed. This behavior is observed in nanopowders based ceramics. An assumption to explain the observed properties is proposed. These results have important technological applications, since these nanoceramics open a new route to the fabrication of very thin dielectric films.
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