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In this paper, the results of a recent investigation of the dependence of the induced piezoelectric activity on temperature, electric bias field, and frequency and the electrostrictive response in the relaxor ferroelectric lead magnesium niobate-lead titanate ceramics ( (1- x )(Pb(Mg 1/3 Nb 2/3 )O 3 )- x (PbTiO 3 )) at compositions below 30% PT are presented. It was observed that the electrostrictive strain at temperatures near the dielectric constant maximum T max increases monotonically with increased PT content. For PMN:PT at compositions near 30% PT, the electrostrictive strain under a 10 kV/cm electric field can reach about 0.15% with very little hysteresis. An exceptionally large piezoelectric response with an effective piezoelectric d 33 coefficient in the electric field induced state of over 1,800 pC/N could be achieved for selected PMN:PT compositions and electric bias fields.
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