Microstructure and Damping Property of the Discontinuous NiTi SMA Thin Films/PZT Substrate Composite

Zhan Ji Dong; Qing Suo Liu; Lian Rong Lv; Xiao Yun Gao; De Qun Kong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.487.427

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Microstructure and Damping Property of the Discontinuous NiTi SMA Thin Films/PZT Substrate Composite

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Discontinuous NiTi SMA thin films were deposited on PZT substrate by magnetron sputtering method with a specially designed pore plate. The microstructure and damping property of the prepared composite were studied with X-Ray diffraction, scanning electric microscopy and dynamic elastic modulus apparatus. It was found that NiTi SMA thin films with physical dimension of width of less-than or equal to 2mm and distance between the adjacent thin films of 1mm are of best equiaxed crystal microstructure after crystallization at 600°C. The damping effect of the composite is still caused by PZT and the damping value is generally lower than that of pure PZT, about 9.9%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 487)

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Zhan Ji Dong, Qing Suo Liu, Lian Rong Lv, Xiao Yun Gao, De Qun Kong

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Composite Material, Damping Property, Discontinuous Niti Sma Thin Films, Microstructure, PZT

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