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Raman piezospectroscopic evaluation of intergrowth ferroelectric polycrystalline ceramic in biaxial bending configuration

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Ge, Wanyin
Zhu, Wenliang
Deluca, Marco
Wan, Keshu
Yi, Zhiguo
Li, Yongxiang
Pezzotti, Giuseppe

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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The piezospectroscopic (PS) effect was studied in an intergrowth bismuth layer-structure ferroelectricceramicBi₅TiNbWO₁₅ according to a micro-Raman spectroscopic evaluation. By using a ball-on-ring flexure configuration, a biaxial stress was generated in a Bi₅TiNbWO₁₅ plate-like specimen and in situ collected Raman spectra were acquired and analyzed under several loading conditions. As the observed spectral line contained signals arising from the whole illuminated in-depth region, the laser probe information was deconvoluted (by means of an in-depth probe response function obtained according to the defocusing method) in order to deduce biaxial PS coefficients for the three Raman bands of Bi₅TiNbWO₁₅ located at 763, 857, and 886 cm−1, respectively. The biaxial PS coefficients of these bands were derived to be −1.74±0.16, −2.51±0.16, and −2.64±0.31 cm⁻¹/GPa, respectively, and should be referred to the c axis of the Bi5TiNbWO15 crystal.

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Journal of Applied Physics

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