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Solid Solution Modification On The Microwave Dielectric Properties Of Tungsten Bronze Ceramics With Perovskite Additives

Posted on:2008-12-05Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:J H ZhuFull Text:PDF
GTID:1101360272967031Subject:Microelectronics and Solid State Electronics
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The present dissertation firstly reviewed the development of research on microwave dielectric ceramics. And then, the modification foundation of dielectric properties for microwave dielectric ceramics was discussed theoretically along with the feasibility of perovskite additives on the modification of Ba6-3xLn8+2xTi18O54 (BLnT, in short) with tungsten bronze structure. Based on the relationship among the types of additives, microstructure and dielectric property, BLnT ceramic and its improved systems were produced. The Raman Spectrum of BLnT ceramics with perovskite additives was also analyzed elementarily.The relationships between polarization mechanism and dielectric loss of microwave dielectric ceramics were analyzed. The investigation result of tolerance factor reveals that the tilting of O-ocahedra is an important factor that associate with the temperature coefficient of resonate frequency. The influences of ions substitution and dopants on the microstructure and microwave dielectric were summarized, whereafter, the modification mechanisms of perovskite addtitives on microwave dielectric ceramics with tungsten bronze structure were investigated, the perovskite additives can form solid solutions with tungsten bronze ceramics in a certain extent. So, different perovskite additives were used to modified the dielectric properties of BLnT ceramics from the aspect of three important parameters which are Qf values, temperature coefficient of resonate frequency and permittivities.It was found that as the Al2O3 doping amounts increased, the c-axis lattice parameter and unit cell volume of Ba4.2(Nd0.5Sm0.5)9.2Ti18O54 (BNST, in short) decreased, the density and dielectric constant decreased, while Qf increased. After 0.5 wt% Al2O3 was added to BNST, the dielectric constant and Qf initially increased and then decreased as the SiO2 content increased. The properties ofεr =74.3, Qf =8700 GHz and TCf =8.8 ppm/℃had been attained with the addition of 0.5 wt.% Al2O3 and 0.2 wt.% SiO2 to BNST sintered at 1320℃for 2 h.The fired densities of Ba4.2(Sm0.8Nd0.17Bi0.03)9.2Ti18O54 (BSNBT, in short) ceramics were enhanced by the small amounts of TiO2 additions at 1340℃. With the addition amounts of TiO2 increased, the BaTi4O9 phase decreased while the Ba2Ti9O20 phase increased, TiO2 second phase appeared when 5.0 wt.% TiO2 was added. The additions of TiO2 deteriorated the dielectric constant and the maxima Qf values could be attained at approximately 0.5~1.0 wt.% addition of TiO2, the TCf values showed a decrease with increasing content of the additives up to 3.0 wt.% when the sintering temperature below 1340℃because of the development of second phases. BSNBT doped with 0.5 wt.% TiO2 exhibited dielectric ceramics withεr = 80.5, Qf= 9009 GHz and TCf = 6.5 ppm/℃when sintered at 1340℃for 2 hours.The influences of NdAlO3 additives with high Qf values on the microstructure and dielectric properties of Ba4.2Nd9.2Ti18O54 (BNT, in short) ceramics were investigated systemically. The results showed that small additions of NdAlO3 could be accommodated in BNT, but between 15~20 wt.% NdAlO3 there was the development of second phase. The relative permittivity and the TCf values showed a linear decrease with increasing additions of NdAlO3. It was observed that near zero TCf values could be achieved with addition of NdAlO3 additive to BNT ceramics. On the other hand, the Q values exhibited a non-linear behaviour with NdAlO3 additions with maxima attained at approximately 10 wt.% NdAlO3. With the addition of 10 wt.% NdAlO3 to BNT and sintered at 1340℃for 2h, excellent microwave dielectric properties ofεr=66.3, Qf=11400 GHz and TCf=-0.7 ppm/℃could be achieved. Using LaAlO3 and SmAlO3 as additives showed the same tendency as NdAlO3. The Raman Spectrum of BLnT ceramics with NdAlO3 additives was also analyzed. The peaks that near 179 and 139 cm-1 are associated with the movements of the rare earth element and Ba ions, while the peaks that near 276 and 227 cm-1 can be attributed to the tilt of oxygen octahedral when the large cation sites are occupied by the rare earth element and Ba ions, respectively. The correspongding lattice vibration modes of each peak in Raman Spectrum of BLnT ceramics need further investigation. The Qf values of the samples showed a linear relationship with the reciprocal of FWHM of A1g(O) mode.The influences of SrTiO3 additives with large TCf values on the microstructure and dielectric properties of Ba4.2Sm9.2Ti18O54 (BST, in short) ceramics were investigated. The relative permittivities and the TCf values increased with the increasing additions of SrTiO3. It was observed that near zero TCf values could be achieved with addition of SrTiO3 Badditives to BST ceramics. The modest addition contents of SrTiO3 (less than 4 wt.%) had no obviously effect on the Qf values of BST based ceramics, but further addition of SrTiO3 led to a rapid decrease in the Qf values. With 4 wt.% SrTiO3 addition and sintered at 1360℃ for 2 hours, BST ceramics exhibited excellent dielectric properties:εr=81.2, Qf =8470 GHz and TCf =-1.5 ppm/℃.The microstructure and dielectric properties of Ba4.2(Sm0.9,Bi0.1)9.2Ti18O54 (BSBT, in short) ceramics doped with ferroelectric Na0.5Bi0.5TiO3 (NBT, in short) have been discussed. Additions of NBT improved the densifications process. The addition of small amounts of ferroelectric NBT increased the relative permittivities remarkably while the Qf values decreased. The TCf values increased slightly with the increasing additions of NBT and the sintering temperatures. It was observed that near zero TCf values could be achieved with addition of NBT dopants to BSBT ceramics. BSBT doped with 5 wt.% NBT additives exhibited excellent dielectric properties withεr=90.1, Qf=5450 GHz and TCf=0.2 ppm/℃when sintered at 1320℃for 2 hours.
Keywords/Search Tags:microwave dielectric ceramics, tungsten bronze structure, perovskite structure, additive, solid solution, Raman Spectrum
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