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Study On The Preparation And Properties Of Bismuth Layered Photoelectric Multi-functional Ceramics

Posted on:2019-04-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L YuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2321330566962200Subject:Materials science
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Bismuth layered photoelectric multifunctional ceramics?BLSFs?have received significant attention and became a hot topic for researchersat home and abroad for their promising applications in high temperature and high frequency photoelectric field because of their high Curie temperature,low dielectric constant,good temperature stability and excellent photoluminescence properties.In this paper,rare earth luminescent ions doped bismuth layered lead-free piezoelectric ceramics were prepared by a conventional solid-state reaction method and investigated their structure and photoelectric properties.This study lay a foundation for the high performance bismuth layered photoelectric functional ceramics.The main research content is as follows:?1?.The rare earth(RE3+)ions,such as Eu3+?Ho3+?Sm3+?Pr3+?Er3+,modified the Bi3+ions of the SrBi4Ti4O15?SBT?system.Results show that,all SBT ceramics formed a typical bismuth layer structure and a dense microstructure with the plate-like gain morphology.Meanwhile,the SBT ceramics doped with RE3+ions can improve the ceramic samples of electrical properties and temperature stability,and make ceramics exhibit different photoluminescence properties.Upon the excitation of 465 nm light,the Eu3+doping make the ceramic samples present bright orange light,and the optimum electric properties can be obtained at the doping amount of 0.004:Tc=524oC,tan?=0.90%,d33=21pC/N,2Pr=22.29?C/cm2 and high temperatures resistivity and good temperature stability.Under the 451 nm light excitation,the Ho3+doping make the ceramic samples present bright green light,and the optimum electric properties can be obtained at x=0.008:d33=22pC/N,2Pr=28.31?C/cm2,tan?=0.87%and the excellent temperature stability.Under the 407 nm light excitation,the Sm3+doping make the ceramic samples present bright orange light,and the optimum electric properties can be obtained at x=0.006:d33=19pC/N,2Pr=22.23?C/cm2.Under the 450 nm light excitation,the Pr3+doping make the ceramic samples present bright orange red light,and the optimum electric properties can be obtained at x=0.002:d33=20pC/N,2Pr=22.78?C/cm2 and high temperatures resistivity and good temperature stability.Under the NIR 980 nm excitation,the Er3+doping make the ceramic samples present bright green up-conversion light,and the optimum electric properties can be obtained at x=0.008:d33=17pC/N,2Pr=14.92?C/cm2.?2?.The rare earth(RE3+)ions Ho3+and Eu3+modified the Sr2+ions of the SrBi2Ti2O9?SBN?system.Results show that,a small amount of Ho3+make the main diffraction peak?115?of the SBN ceramic shift to the higher angle,and all SBN ceramics formed a dense microstructure with the plate-like gain morphology.At 0.004,samples exhibit optimal electrical properties with Tc=441oC,2Pr=15.54?C/cm2,d33=19pC/N,?rd=93.60%and high temperatures resistivity and good temperature stability.At the same time,the ceramic samples appear bright green photoluminescence light under the 451 nm excitation.Althought the phase structure and microstructure have a little influence by Eu3+doping,the relative density of the ceramic continued to increase.At x=0.006,samples exhibit excellent performance:?rd=92.07%,d33=14pC/N,2Pr=11.97?C/cm2,together with good thermal stabilities and high resistivity.At the same time,samples obtained excellent photoluminescence properties by Eu3+doping.?3?.The?Pr,Ce?co-modified Bi3+ions of the NBT piezoelectric ceramics.After?Pr,Ce?doping,the phase structure and microstructure have no obvious changes.And the Curie temperature and ferroelectric properties of ceramics have been enhanced.Additionally,NBT ceramics exhibited bright photoluminescence properties by Pr3+doping.Samples possess bright red luminescent properties under the 492 nm excitation.
Keywords/Search Tags:Bismuth layered photoelectric multi-functional ceramic, Solid-state reaction method, Ion substitution, Electrical properties, Photoluminescence
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