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Study on the Polarization Reversal Characteristics of a Ferroelectric Thin Film with Surface Transition Layers

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Utilizing the Landau-Khalatnikov equation of motion, the polarization reversal characteristics of a ferroelectric thin film with surface transition layers have been first investigated. We have discussed the effects of the thickness, the surface transition layer parameters and the temperature on the switching properties of a ferroelectric thin film. The results show that the stronger the surface transition layer effects are, the smaller the coercive field and switching time are.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 936)

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Lian Cui*, Zhong Yang Qiu, Zhi You Han, Rui Ying Li, Ji Xin Che

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Ferroelectric Thin Film, Polarization Reversal, Surface Transition Layer

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