Journal of Inorganic Materials

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Slow Polarization Effect in Frequency Domain Measurement

SHEN Han1; WANG Wei-Lin2; CHEN Min1; LI Jing-De1   

  1. 1. Department of Physics; Zhongshan University; Guangzhou 510275; China; 2. Department of Physics; Yichun College; Yichun 336000; China
  • Received:2002-07-29 Revised:2002-08-13 Published:2003-09-20 Online:2003-09-20

Abstract: Frequency domain and time domain dielectric measurement was taken for a Ba0.5Sr0.5-TiO3 ceramics sample. In the frequencies from 10-3Hz to 104Hz, complex
dielectric constants were obtained. The result of time domain measurement indicates that slow dielectric constant is very large than fast dielectric constant.
The experiment shows that under the action of sinusoidal voltage, current flowing through the sample is mainly caused by the motion of slow polarization effect
that do not obey RLC circuit equation. Therefore, the physical meaning of complex dielectric constant turns to be a complex problem worthy of further discussion.

Key words: slow polarization effect, frequency domain, dielectric spectroscopy, BST

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