Published 2003 | Version v1
Journal article

Ceramic materials on perovskite-type structure for electronic applications

  • 1. Uniwersytet Slaski, Wydzial Informatyki i Nauki o Materialach, Katedra Materialoznawstwa, Sosnowiec (Poland)

Description

Ceramic materials exhibiting the perovskite-type structure constitute among others, resource base for many fields of widely understood electronics (i.e., piezoelectronics, accustoelectronics, optoelectronics, computer science, tele- and radioelectronics etc.). Most often they are used for fabrication of different type sensors (detectors), transducers, ferroelectric memories, limiters of the electronic current intensity, etc., and hence they are numbered among so-called intelligent materials. Prototype structure of this group of materials is the structure of the mineral called perovskite (CaTiO3). By means of right choice of the chemical composition of ABO3 and deforming the regular perovskite structure (m3m) more than 5000 different chemical compounds and solid solutions exhibiting the perovskite-type structure have been fabricated. The concept of perovskite functional ceramics among often things ferroelectric ceramics, pyroelectric ceramics, piezoelectric ceramics, electrostrictive ceramics, posistor ceramics, superconductive ceramics and ferromagnetic ceramics. New possibilities of application of the perovskite-type ceramics are opened by nanotechnology. (author)

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Polish)
Tworzywa ceramiczne o strukturze typu perowskitu jako materialy dla elektroniki

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Prace Komisji Nauk Ceramicznych. Ceramika
Journal Volume
80
Journal Page Range
p. 39-50
ISSN
0860-3340

Conference

Title
Advances in the Technology of Ceramics, Glass and Mineral Binding Materials
Original Conference Title
Postepy Technologii Ceramiki, Szkla i Budowlanych Materialow Wiazacych
Dates
25-28 Sep 2003
Place
Zakopane (Poland)

Optional Information

Contract/Grant/Project number
KBN grant no. 4 T08D 020 24
Notes
6 refs, 5 figs