P. Kour , S.K. Pradhan , Jyotirekha Mallick , L.K. Pradhan , Sunil Kumar , Pawan Kumar , Piyali Biswas , Anant Shukla , Amar Dev , Manoranjan Kar
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Abstract
The current study delves into the influence of nanofiller content composed of nanocrystalline Fe2O3 on various aspects of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) nanocomposite, encompassing crystal structure, dielectric characteristics, magnetic attributes, and ferroelectric properties. Structural examination underscores the augmentation of the polar β phase as the nanofiller (Fe2O3) content rises, particularly up to 6 wt% in the nanocomposite thick film. As the concentration of nanofillers increases, there is a corresponding escalation in dielectric permittivity. This effect reaches its peak in the nanocomposite thick film containing 6 wt% of nanocrystalline Fe2O3 filler. The same composition exhibits a distinctive M−H curve, showcasing maximum saturation in comparison to other compositions. Furthermore, the highest magnetic storage energy, electric storage density, and anisotropy constant are observed in this particular composition. This work presents a multifunctional composite integrating ferroelectric and magnetic properties, ideal for compact, flexible, and portable electronics amid rising demand for integrated systems.
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