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Wideband Dielectric Spectrometer

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Dielectric constant anomaly near a phase transition temperature is the first and most important “fingerprints” of ferroelectric. Usually a complete characterization of dielectric properties of ferroelectrics and related materials (including relaxors, incipient ferroelectrics, multiferroics and new promising piezoelectric crystals for SAW applications) demand measurements in wide temperature- and frequency ranges. In our configuration we use a Solartron SI 1260 Impedance/Gain-Phase Analyzer, a MESTEC Dielectric Module DM 1360 (Transimpedance amplifier) and a Oxford continuous-flow Cryostat.

 

 

measured example:

 

ε'(T)
Dielectric Constant as a function of temperature for (1-x) SrTiO3 – x BaTiO3 (x = 0…0.08) solid solution.

 


Features:

  • Frequency range 1 MHz – 32 MHz
  • Temperature range:
      • 4.2 K – 380 K (Cryostat system)
      • 295 K – 600 K (Extra furnace)
  • Dielectric constant (Re and Im parts, tan (d)), Impedance, Admittance, Gain-phase measurements
  • Software for circuits- and relaxation parameters simulations and fitting.

 


Contact:

Dr. Andrei Sotnikov
IFW Dresden e.V.
'Magnetic and acoustic resonances' (Dept. 15)
Surface Dynamics Group
P.O.Box 270116
D-01171 Dresden, Germany
phone: ++49/351/4659 689
fax: ++49/351/4659 440
e-mail: a.sotnikov + @ifw-dresden.de (Sorry, but we try to prevent automatic SPAM)

Contact


Surface Dynamics Group

Dr. Andrei Sotnikov

IFW Dresden e.V.
'Magnetic and acoustic resonances' (Dept. 15)
Surface Dynamics Group
P.O.Box 270116
D-01171 Dresden, Germany
phone: ++49/351/4659 689
fax: ++49/351/4659 440
e-mail: a.sotnikov + @ifw-dresden.de

(Sorry, but we try to prevent automatic SPAM)