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[(Bi0.50Na0.40K0.10)0.94Ba0.06]1-xLaxTi0.975Ta0.025O3 lead-free relaxor ceramics with high energy storage density and thermally stable dielectric properties

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JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE
Volume 55, Issue 30, Pages 14728-14739

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-020-05070-y

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Funding

  1. National Nature Science Foundation [51672220]
  2. National Defense Science Foundation [32102060303]
  3. NPU Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [3102019GHXM002]
  4. HPU Open-end Fund of International Joint Research Laboratory of Henan Province for Underground Space Development and Disaster Prevention
  5. SKLSP Project of China [2019-TZ-04]

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Dielectric ceramics for capacitors have attained significant attention in current time owing to their large power densities and fast charge/discharge rates. Lead-free [(Bi0.50Na0.40K0.10)(0.94)Ba-0.06](1-x)LaxTi0.975Ta0.025O3 (abbreviated as BNKBTT-100xLa) relaxor ceramics are prepared using mixed-oxide technique. All ceramics are revealed a pseudo-cubic structure using X-ray diffraction technique. The long-range order existing in BNKBTT-100xLa ceramics is found to reduce with increasing composition. As a result, a highly effective energy storage density (W-rec) similar to 1.558 J/cm(3) and efficiency (eta) similar to 88.46% is achieved in BNKBTT-2La ceramic. In addition, BNKBTT-2La composition is fatigue-free up to 105 cycles. Also, BNKBTT-4La ceramic exhibits a dielectric constant (epsilon') similar to 2281 near 150 degrees C with Delta epsilon'/epsilon'(150 degrees C) below 15% over a large range from 39 to 383 degrees C, showing an outstanding dielectric temperature stability. Therefore, BNKBTT-2La and BNKBTT-4La ceramics are outstanding for energy density and thermally stable dielectric permittivity, respectively, for the device applications.

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