The Effects of SnO2 Doping on the Electrical Properties of ZnO Varistors

Ji Wei Fan; Hui Jun Zhao; Xiao Li Zhang; Zhen Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.736.53

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The Effects of SnO₂ Doping on the Electrical Properties of ZnO Varistors

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The SnO₂ doping can increase the nonlinear coefficients of ZnO varistors, the highest α value is achieved at the 0.75 wt% doping level samples sintered at 1150^oC. The improved I-V nonlinearity may be attributed to the donor behavior of Sn⁴⁺ ions. The SnO₂ doping can enhance the ZnO grain growth that lower the breakdown field of doped samples.

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Ji Wei Fan*, Hui Jun Zhao, Xiao Li Zhang, Zhen Li

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Electrical Property, Sintering Temperature, SnO₂ Doping, ZnO Varistor

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