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• W3178994035 abstract "Ferroelectric materials are widely used in electronics in hundreds of different devices. The requirements for the properties of these materials can be very diverse, and therefore when developing their composition and technology, it is necessary to use various physical research methods, including dielectric spectroscopy. To evaluate the obtained spectra, it is necessary to know the fundamentals of the physical mechanisms that determine certain parameters of the materials under study. A brief description of these mechanisms, based on classical and modern concepts as to the nature of polarization, precedes the description of selected dielectric spectra. The necessary information and examples of dielectric spectra of basic ferroelectrics with the order–disorder phase transition are given. Complete information is given on the dynamic properties of polarization and the main parameters of paraelectrics. A brief description of the physical properties of ferroelectrics with phase transition of the displacive type is given with illustrations of how these properties are reflected in the dielectric spectra, which is necessary to predict the properties of electronic materials based on these ferroelectrics. Dielectric spectra and mechanisms of polarization of various antiferroelectrics can also be of interest not only for the physics of condensed matter, but also for their use as components of piezoelectric and thermoelectric materials. The relaxor ferroelectrics, in which the record dielectric, electromechanical, and electrooptical parameters have been achieved, are of the greatest scientific and technical significance and, at the same time, incur the greatest difficulty for research. A classification of these materials and examples of obtaining the necessary electrophysical parameters from dielectric spectra are given. Dozens of specific examples demonstrate how the information on the physical properties and technical parameters of the materials under study is extracted from dielectric spectra." @default.
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• W3178994035 title "Selected examples of ferroelectrics dielectric spectra" @default.
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