A new method is proposed to obtain hysteresis loops in ferroelectric materials in which the sample is submitted to a constant electric current. This technique was applied on poly(vinylidene fluoride), PVDF, biaxially stretched samples and the hysteresis loops of the electric displacement and electric polarization versus the electric field compared well with those obtained with the Sawyer–Tower method. The constant current method is advantageous in that no measuring amplifiers are needed and it is insensitive to prebreakdown noise.
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