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Title of Article Origin(s) of the apparent colossal permittivity in (In1/2Nb1/2)xTi1xO2: clarification on the strongly induced Maxwell–Wagner polarization relaxation by DC bias 
Date of Acceptance 16 November 2016 
Journal
     Title of Journal RSC advances 
     Standard ISI 
     Institute of Journal Elsevier 
     ISBN/ISSN  
     Volume 2017 
     Issue
     Month November
     Year of Publication 2017 
     Page 95-105 
     Abstract The effects of DC bias on the dielectric and electrical properties of co-doped (In1/2Nb1/2)xTi1xO2 (IN-T),where x ¼ 0.05 and 0.1, and single-doped Ti0.975Nb0.025O2 ceramics are investigated. The low-frequency dielectric permittivity (30) and loss tangent of IN-T ceramics with x ¼ 0.05 and 0.1 are greatly enhancedby applying a DC bias at 40 and 20 V, respectively, whereas the relatively high-frequency 30 remains unchanged. The induced low-frequency Maxwell–Wagner polarization completely vanishes by immediately applying no DC bias. After overload limited measurement, this polarization permanently emerges without DC bias, whereas the primary polarization remains unchanged. Using combined Z00 and M00 spectroscopic plots, it is found that the strongly induced-polarizations are contributed from the combination effects of the sample–electrode contact and resistive outer surface. Very high performance of the colossal permittivity in IN-T ceramics is attributed to the formation of a resistive outer-surface layer and insulating grain boundaries. These results not only provide important insights into the origins of the colossal dielectric response in the IN-T ceramic system, but are also important for deciding the doping conditions of TiO2-based materials for practical applications. 
     Keyword DC bias, dielectric permittivity, Maxwell–Wagner polarization 
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587020044-0 Mr. WATTANA TUICHAI [Main Author]
Science Doctoral Degree

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