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  • 2023Dispersion of surface elastic waves on Z-LiNbO3 films on Z-sapphire3citations
  • 2023Material strategies to enhance the performance of piezoelectric energy harvesters based on lead-free materials12citations
  • 2023Material strategies to enhance the performance of piezoelectric energy harvesters based on lead-free materials12citations
  • 2023Material strategies to enhance the performance of piezoelectric energy harvesters based on lead-free materials12citations
  • 2022Dy-Doped BiFeO3 thin films: piezoelectric and bandgap tuningcitations
  • 2022Self-Poled Heteroepitaxial Bi_(1-x) Dy_x FeO_3 Films with Promising Pyroelectric Properties6citations
  • 2022Self‐Poled Heteroepitaxial Bi(1−x)DyxFeO3 Films with Promising Pyroelectric Properties6citations
  • 2020Piezoelectric BiFeO3 Thin Films: Optimization of MOCVD Process on Si14citations
  • 2020Piezoelectric Ba and Ti co-doped BiFeO<sub>3</sub> textured films: selective growth of solid solutions or nanocomposites9citations

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  • Laude, Vincent
  • Bartasyte, Ausrine
  • Margueron, Samuel
  • Mosset, Alexis
  • La Spina, Léa
  • Sousa Lopes Moreira, Arthur
  • Malandrino, Graziella
  • Mathur, Sanjay
  • Dulmet, Bernard
  • Ichangi, Arun
  • Clementi, Giacomo
  • Verma, Anjenya
  • Ouhabaz, Merieme
  • Boujnah, Sondes
  • Labbaveettil, Ishamol
  • De Sousa Lopes Moreira, Arthur
  • Labbaveettil Basheer, Ishamol
  • Moreira, Arthur Sousa Lopes
  • Condorelli, Guglielmo G.
  • Muralt, Paul
  • Condorelli, Guglielmo Guido
  • Nigro, Raffaella Lo
  • Pellegrino, Anna L.
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Self‐Poled Heteroepitaxial Bi(1−x)DyxFeO3 Films with Promising Pyroelectric Properties

  • Bartasyte, Ausrine
  • Condorelli, Guglielmo Guido
  • Malandrino, Graziella
  • Micard, Quentin
  • Clementi, Giacomo
  • Muralt, Paul
Abstract

International audience ; Pyroelectric materials are very promising for thermal energy harvesting applications. To date, lead-based systems are the foremost studied materials in this field. A facile and simple metal organic chemical vapor deposition route is applied for the fabrication of lead-free, high quality, epitaxial Bi(1-x)DyxFeO3 (x= 0, 0.06, 0.08,0,11) thin films deposited on conductive SrTiO3:Nb (100) single crystal substrates. The films are studied by structural, morphological, compositional, and functional characterization. The correlation between the Dy-doping amount and the dielectric properties is thoroughlyinvestigated. Unipolar polarization–electric field loops and permittivity measurements show the important impact of Dy on ferroelectric, dielectric, and pyroelectric properties. Dy doping increases considerably the dielectric response, but much more thepyroelectric coefficient, up to a concentration of 8% Dy. The films are self-poled, which is an ideal situation for pyroelectric applications. The best figure of merit for pyroelectric energy harvesting, FE is 82 J/(m3K2), showing a factor increase of 2.6 as compared to the undoped film of the sample series. It constitutes a factor 4.5 improvement as compared to previous results obtained on BiFeO3 based thin films.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • single crystal
  • thin film
  • chemical vapor deposition