PREPARATION AND PYROELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF ZIRCONIUM-MODIFIED LEAD LANTHANUM TITANATE CERAMICS AND THIN FILMS
Masafumi Kobune, Satoshi Fujii, Masanori HOSHIKA, Yasumori MAEDA
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Masafumi Kobune, Satoshi Fujii, Masanori HOSHIKA, Yasumori MAEDA
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Zirconium-modified lead lanthanum titanate {(Pb0.925La0.075)(ZryTi1-y)0.981O3+0.5 mass% MnO2, y=0-0.10, (PLZT)} ceramics and films were prepared by hot isostatic pressing and rf-magnetron sputtering, respectively. The pyroelectric properties of PLZT ceramics and films were investigated in detail. Assuming that the volume specific heat Cv of present ceramics and films is 3.2J/cm3°C, the PLZT films exhibited the highest figures of merit F.M. of 1.4×10-10Ccm/J for voltage responsivity and F.M.D* of 1.6×10-8Ccm/J for specific detectivity of pyroelectric infrared sensors, which were around 7.0 times and 2.8 times, respectively, larger than those of present ceramics and PLZT(4/44/56) ceramics previously reported. The present films of y=0.04-0.10 are substantially expected as element materials for pyroelectric infrared sensors.
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Zirconium-modified lead lanthanum titanate {(Pb0.925La0.075)(ZryTi1-y)0.981O3+0.5 mass% MnO2, y=0-0.10, (PLZT)} ceramics and films were prepared by hot isostatic pressing and rf-magnetron sputtering, respectively. The pyroelectric properties of PLZT ceramics and films were investigated in detail. Assuming that the volume specific heat Cv of present ceramics and films is 3.2J/cm3°C, the PLZT films exhibited the highest figures of merit F.M. of 1.4×10-10Ccm/J for voltage responsivity and F.M.D* of 1.6×10-8Ccm/J for specific detectivity of pyroelectric infrared sensors, which were around 7.0 times and 2.8 times, respectively, larger than those of present ceramics and PLZT(4/44/56) ceramics previously reported. The present films of y=0.04-0.10 are substantially expected as element materials for pyroelectric infrared sensors.
Key concepts: Pyroelectricity, Materials science, Pyroelectric crystal, Ceramic, Lead titanate, Figure of merit, Specific detectivity, Lanthanum