Manipulating piezoelectric response of BCZT-based ceramics through BMS doping-controlled domain-size and phase boundary engineering

Zixiong Sun; Haijuan Li

doi:10.1039/d5tc03696h

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Manipulating piezoelectric response of BCZT-based ceramics through BMS doping-controlled domain-size and phase boundary engineering

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Key Points

The piezoelectric response significantly improves in perovskite ceramics with controlled domain sizes.
Phase boundary engineering enhances the functional properties of these ceramics for better device performance.
Observational analysis of BCZT-based ceramics demonstrated the impact of BMS doping on piezoelectric efficiency and domain structures.
These findings highlight the potential for lead-free ceramics to match lead-based materials in performance.

Implication

Analysis reveals improved piezoelectric response in perovskite ceramics with phase boundary engineering, indicating better performance for device applications.

Abstract

Perovskite ceramics with high piezoelectric properties show great potential for their functional device applications. However, compared with the lead-based counterparts, achieving substantial performance improvements in lead-free ceramics remains a longstanding...

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Sun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Manipulating piezoelectric response of BCZT-based ceramics through BMS doping-controlled domain-size and phase boundary engineering

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Manipulating piezoelectric response of BCZT-based ceramics through BMS doping-controlled domain-size and phase boundary engineering

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