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High-quality and large piezoelectric single crystals of Pb[(Zn 1/3 Nb 2/3 ) 0.91 Ti 0.09 ]O 3 (PZNT91/09) fabricated by the Bridgman method were investigated regarding the material constants and their temperature dependence. The single crystals poled along [001] of the original cubic direction possess high piezoelectric constants such as g 33 and g 31 as well as high dielectric constant ε 33 T / ε 0 (4600), electromechanical coupling factor of the k 33 mode (95.3%) and d 33 (2500 pC/N). In particular, since k 31 and d 31 reach 80.8% and -1700 pC/N, respectively, the crystals can be applied for use in sensors and actuators with high performance. Based on the temperature dependence, we inferred that there is a relatively large difference in the elastic compliance ( s 11 E ) between rhombohedral and tetragonal phases. The cause of the high piezoelectricity in rhombohedral PZNT91/09 single crystals is thought to be the mechanical softness which leads to easy deformation by the poling field in comparison with the tetragonal phase.
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