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This paper reports an observation of the electrostrictive effect of a barium doped PZT paraelectric ceramic using a sensitive capacitance dilatometer at room temperature. This sintered material was found to exhibit a large electrostrictive coeffiecient Q12 of − 0.27 m4/C2 which is five times as large as that of single crystal BaTiO3. Comparison with a very strong piezoelectric PLZT at the same field strength indicates that Ba: PZT is a potentially useful material for transducer application.
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