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August 24, 2025Advanced Functional Materials

Roles of Oxygen Vacancies and Surface Layers in Piezoceramic Electrobending

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BOBao OuSun Yat-sen University GLGuanfu LiuSun Yat-sen University YCYi Pik ChengNanyang Technological University

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This analysis demonstrates how oxygen vacancies enhance electrobending in piezoceramics, highlighting the role of surface layers in defect dipole formation.

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Higher oxygen vacancy concentration significantly enhances electrobending effects, leading to larger strain responses.
Electrobending strain values exceeding 1.6% were recorded in 200 µm-thick piezoceramics with varying Bi non-stoichiometry.
Depth-resolved analyses show more defects in the surface layer than in the ceramic interior, affecting bending behavior.
The findings link surface defect chemistry to electromechanical performance, guiding future designs of lead-free actuators.

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Ou et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5d63ad7bf08b1eae06bb https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202516653

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This analysis demonstrates how oxygen vacancies enhance electrobending in piezoceramics, highlighting the role of surface layers in defect dipole formation.

Roles of Oxygen Vacancies and Surface Layers in Piezoceramic Electrobending

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