Dielectric Spectrum of CaCu3Ti4012 from the Giant Permittivity to its Negative Values

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The dielectric spectrum of CaCu3Ti4O12 samples prepared by traditional "one step" ceramic technology is analyzed. It is established that the characteristic Debye-type dispersion with an activation energy 0, 075 eV manifests in the high-frequency range (f ~ 106 Hz). In the low-frequency region (f< 102 Hz) a transition from giant permittivity values to its negative values is detected in some samples. Conditions for such transition are discussed.

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