Journal of Applied Physics · 2009 · 18 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCeramic MaterialsCeramicsSolid State PhysicsDielectric CeramicsDielectricsFerroelectric CeramicsFerroelectric MaterialsMagnetic CeramicsMagnetic Properties Of SolidsCeramic DielectricsDielectric RelaxationFrequency DispersionHysteresis LoopsMagnetic HysteresisMagnetic PropertiesRelaxor Ferroelectric CeramicsRelaxor Ferroelectrics
Dielectric characteristics of Ba6CoNb9O30 tetragonal tungsten bronze ceramics have been evaluated over a broad temperature and frequency range. A broad dielectric peak with strong frequency dispersion is observed at 140–225 K, which well follows the Vogel–Fulcher relationship and indicates the relaxor ferroelectric nature in the present ceramics. The P-E hysteresis loops varying with temperature are consistent with this dielectric relaxation process and provide the further evidence on the relaxor ferroelectric nature. The nonlinear magnetic hysteresis curve is observed in Ba6CoNb9O30 ceramics at 5 K, indicating the soft magnetic behavior which is related to the tetragonal tungsten bronze crystal structure containing magnetic ions of Co3+.
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