Wangxin Li , Biao Zhang , Zhihong Luo , Yu Huang , Liming Quan , Junhui Lang , Mingwang Yuan , Shuhang Yu , Xiyue Xia , Xiao Liu , Dawei Wang , Laijun Liu
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Significant enhancement of piezoelectric properties by mechanochemical activation in perovskite-like layered structure La2Ti2O7 ceramics
There is a critical need to explore ultra-high temperature piezoelectric sensors for high-temperature applications in modern aerospace field. La2Ti2O7 (LTO) is a perovskite-like layered structure (PLS) ceramic with a super-high Curie temperature (Tc) of about 1500 °C, making it ideal in harsh environment. Nevertheless, the maximum piezoelectric coefficient (d33) of pure LTO (∼1.5 pC/N) limits its application. In this work, we compared different solid-state preparing techniques and developed a mechanochemical activation method (LTO-MAP) to enhance the electrical properties of LTO ceramics. LTO-MAP ceramics exhibit an excellent room temperature d33 (∼4.6 pC/N), which is a significant improvement of 307 % over previous studies. This enhancement can be ascribed to the combined impact of single-domain grain reduction and an augmentation in domain size. Furthermore, it demonstrates a high electrical resistivity (ρdc) of 2.1 × 107 Ω·cm at 800 °C, the highest among LTO-based ceramics. This work presents an innovative process to enhance the performance of LTO ceramics, offering a straightforward and cost-effective method for producing LTO ceramics.
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