Fabrication and Piezoelectric Property of Textured Bismuth Layered Structure Ceramics by Hot Pressing Technique

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The bismuth layered structure materials (BLSFs) with general formula of the (Bi2O2)2+(Am-1BmO3m+1)2-, have attracted considerable attention for high-temperature piezoelectric applications. Hot pressing is a useful densifying and texture technique for enhancing the piezoelectric properties. In this present study, four different types (m=1, 2, 3, 4) of ceramics with Aurivillius structure were prepared and the influential factors of textured degree was investigated systematically by hot pressing method. The result indicates that the value of m is larger, the BLSFs ceramics is easier to get high degree of texture and high piezoelectric properties in the parallel of the hot pressing direction.

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