A. A. Bush, V. Ya. Shkuratov, I. A. Chernykh, Yu. K. Fetisov, “Lead zirconate titanate-nickel zink ferrite thick-film composites: obtaining by the screen printing technique and magnetoelectric properties”, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoi Fiziki, 2010, Volume 80, Issue 3,Pages <nobr>69

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Lead zirconate titanate-nickel zink ferrite thick-film composites: obtaining by the screen printing technique and magnetoelectric properties

A. A. Bush, V. Ya. Shkuratov, I. A. Chernykh, Yu. K. Fetisov

MIREA — Russian Technological University, Moscow

Abstract: Layered thick-film composites containing one lead zirconate titanate (PZT) layer, one nickel zinc ferrite (NZF) layer, two PZT–NZF layers, or three PZT–NZF–PZT layers each 40–50 $\mu$m thick are prepared. The layers are applied by screen printing on a ceramic aluminum oxide substrate with a preformed contact (conducting) layer. The dielectric properties of the composites are studied in the temperature interval 80–900 K and the frequency interval 25 Hz–1 MHz. Polarized samples exhibit piezoelectric, pyroelectric, and magnetoelectric effects. In tangentially magnetized two- and three-layer composites, the magnetoelectric conversion factor equals 57 kV/(m T) at low frequencies and reaches 2000 kV/(m T) at the mechanical resonance frequency.

Received: 15.01.2009
Accepted: 23.06.2009