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Poling and properties of nano-composite thin film PT/PEK-C

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The composite thin films of PT nanometer particles and high transparent polymer PEK-C were prepared. The poling conditions that PT particles in composites are aligned under external electric field was optimized through the dielectric properties of PT and PEK-C polymer and effective field intensity theory. Through the X-ray diffraction of poled composite thin film, it was obtained that the c axis orientation ratio η of nano-crystal PbTiO3 was calculated to be 68%. The transparency spectra in the range 380–900 nm was measured. The optical band-gaps of poled and unpoled composite thin films were estimated to be 3.14 and 3.06 eV, respectively.

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Wei, S., Shiyi, G., Changshui, F. et al. Poling and properties of nano-composite thin film PT/PEK-C. Journal of Materials Science 34, 5995–5998 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004784829206

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