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This work demonstrates enhanced electrical properties in thin films through crystallographic texture optimization, highlighting polarization effects.
Tetragonal tungsten bronzes are normally uniaxial ferroelectrics making crystallographic texture pivotal for optimization of electrical properties. Sr x Ba 1-x Nb 2 O 6 (SBN), x=0.4, 0.5 and 0.6, thin films with out-of-plane (001) or in-plane (310) oriented polarization were deposited by aqueous chemical solution deposition on SrTiO 3 (STO)(100) substrates. A texture degree of >90% was achieved for (001) oriented SBN films on SrO terminated STO, while the (310) oriented films on TiO 2 terminated STO possessed a degree of texture >50%. The films were in compression compared to bulk due to epitaxial strain, thermal strain, and a reduced lattice parameter of the film due to Ti-doping, all related to the substrate used. The Curie temperature of selected (001) oriented films showed the expected decrease with increasing Sr content, and additional decrease attributed to Ti-doping. A piezo response was measured in (001) oriented films by in situ application of an electrical field during X-ray diffraction measurements.
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