The research field of Electroceramics is rapidly expanding, and has tremendous implications for a wide range of high-tech applications.
This book presents the latest research results on conductive ceramics; dielectrics; piezo-electric ceramics; ZnO semiconducting ceramics; insulators; batteries and cells; and memory devices.

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Editors:

N. Mizutani, K. Shinozaki, N. Kamehara, T. Kimura

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4028/b-9Tdmdy

THEMA:

TGM

BISAC:

TEC021000

Keywords:

BaTiO₃, Dielectric Property, Electrical Conductivity, Electrical Properties, Electrolyte, Ferroelectric, Ionic Conduction, Layered Perovskite, Microstructure, Multilayer, Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor (MLCC), PbTiO₃, Perovskite, PZT, Rietveld Analysis, Silicon Carbide (SiC), Sol-Gel (SG), Thin Film, Varistors, Zinc Oxide (ZnO)

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Proceedings of the 18th Electronics Division Meeting of the Ceramic Society of Japan, held in Kawasaki, Japan, October 29-30, 1998

Pages:

300

Year:

1999

ISBN-13 (hardcover):

9780878498406

ISBN-13 (CD):

9783038596950

ISBN-13 (eBook):

9783035703801

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Review from Ringgold Inc., ProtoView: At the 18th Electronics Division Meeting of the Ceramic Society of Japan, chaired by lead editor Mizutani and held in October 1998, in Kawasaki, some 80 presentations were distributed by research field in approximately the following proportions: conductive ceramics (28%), dielectric materials (35%), piezoelectric ceramics (8%), ZnO ceramics (17%), insulators (6%), and batteries and cells (6%). The 64 selected papers reflect the trends of increasing interest in the areas of ZnO, based upon the semiconducting properties of single crystals, and thin films of dielectric ceramics, due to the development of new memory devices. The emphasis is on the potential applications of these materials as well as on production and fabrication techniques.