Groups and Divisions

 

IOP Groups

Anisotropic Dielectrics and Ferroelectrics

6-9 April 1998
Rutherford College, University of Kent at Canterbury

The 1996 Annual Dielectrics Society Meeting

in conjunction with: The 4th UK Transducer Materials and Transducers Workshop

Themes:
Dielectric interfaces and composite materials

Ferroelectric materials (ceramics and thin films), sensor and transducer applications

The complementary theme of magnetostrictive materials and their applications

Keynote Speakers
  • Prof F Kremer (Leipzig, Germany): Molecular dynamics close to surfaces
  • Prof Dr J Ulanski (Lodz, Poland): Composite Materials
  • Angus Condie (Xaar Ltd.): Piezoelectric ink jet printers
  • Tom Shrout (MRL, Penn State): High piezoelectric PZN-PT coupling materials
  • David Hall (Manchester Univ.): High field properties of ferroelectrics
  • David Cannell (Filtronic Comtec): Microwave Dielectrics
  • Ian Reaney (Sheffield Univ.): Microstructure of Ferroelectric Materials
  • Mike Reece (QM&WCL): Mechanical fatigue in ferroelectrics
  • Noel Thomas (Leeds Univ.): Structure and Properties of Ferroelectrics
  • Rod Greenhough (Hull): Controlled magnetostrictive actuation - present position and future projections
  • Patrick Squire (Bath): Magnetostrictive phenomena in amorphous magnetic materials

Papers

Session 1
Chair: H Block

Paper 1.1

Molecular dynamics close to lubricated surfaces (Invited lecture)
F Kremer, M Arndt, W Gorbatschow, R Stannarius and H Groothues

Paper 1.2

Space charge limited currents in inhomogeneous gradient polymer materials: numerical solutions
M Kryszewski and G W Bak


Session 2
Chair: F Kremer

Paper 2.1

Anisotropic polymer composites obtained from liquid crystalline cellulose derivatives (Invited lecture)
J Ulanski, L Okrasa, P Wojciechowski, R Kozanecki, G Boiteaux, G Seytre and T Pakula

Paper 2.2

Dielectric sensing in monitoring polymer cure
G Maistros, I K Partridge, C B Bucknall and H Block

Paper 2.3

Dielectric relaxation spectra in ferroelectric P(VDF-TrFE) copolymers
J Menegotto, L.Ibos, A Bernes, P Demont and C Lacabanne

Paper 2.4

The cooperative relaxation in pores glasses
Y Feldman, R Nigmatullin, A Gutina, A Puzanko and Y Ryabov


Session 3
Chair: R Whatmore

Paper 3.1

The effect of octahedral tilt transitions on the properties of perovskites and related materials (Invited lecture)
I M Reaney

Paper 3.2

A neutron diffraction study into cation behaviour in rhombohedral PZT
D L Corker, R W Whatmore and A M Glazer

Paper 3.3

A polycrystal plasticity model for ferroelectrics
J Huber and N A Fleck


Session 4
Chair: T Shrout

Paper 4.1

Understanding PMN-based relaxors from their crystal structures and microstructures (Invited lecture)
N W Thomas

Paper 4.2

On the origin of the distribution of relaxation times in relaxor dielectrics
A Bell

Paper 4.3

Processing and properties of Ag/PZT composites
D H Pearce and T W Button


Session 5 - First Poster Session

Paper 5.1

Space charge behaviour and ion migration in a printed wiring board
K Fukunaga, T Maeno and K Okamoto

Paper 5.2

Permittivity of Conductive Fiber Composites at microwave frequencies
F Giroud, G Boiteux, F Jousse and J F Salas

Paper 5.3

Dielectric relaxation studies of molecular aggregation in liquids: mixtures of mono and dihydric alcohols
U Becker and M Stockhausen

Paper 5.4

Photoconductive properties of diamond-like carbon films prepared by RF plasma decomposition
J Walocha, E Staryga, A Lipinski and G W Bak

Paper 5.5

Low temperature sol gel deposition of PST (Pb(Sc0.5Ta0.5)3) thin films
T Takeishi and R W Whatmore

Paper 5.6

The effect of addition of some polymers on the dielectric behaviour of rubber vulcanates
H Alsharbaty

Paper 5.7

Preparation and properties of barium-strontium titanate thin films
A Sigov, K Vorotilov and A Manochine

Paper 5.8

Characterisation of barium titanate based capacitors: influence of the frequency on the hysteresis loop
O Dejean, T Lebey, A Loubiere and B Ai

Paper 5.9

Diol and triol based sol-gel routes for PZT thin films
S Arscot, R E Miles, J D Kennedy and S J Milne

Paper 5.10

The behaviour of piezoelectric tubular structures for novel devices
J E Holmes, D H Pearce and T W Button

Paper 5.11

Preparation and stress evaluation of ferroelectric thin films of PZT based pyroelectric sensors
P Padmini, R Krawietz, R Kohler and G Gerlach

Paper 5.12

Additive-free ferroelectric thick films
D H Pearce and T W Button

Paper 5.13

Models for the poling behaviour of ferroelectric and nonferroelectric polymers
M Wegener, S Bauer and R Gerhard-Multhaupt

Paper 5.14

Study of the dielectric and ferroelectric properties of barium titanate deposited by RF magnetron sputtering
L Courselle, L Preda and B Despax

Paper 5.15

Processing and characterisation of sol-gel derived modified PbTio3 for ferroelectric composite applications
R Igreja, C J Dias and J N Marat-Mendes

Paper 5.16

Ferroelectric liquid crystal polymers as piezoelectric and pyroelectric sensors
A Bowles


Session 6
Chair: F Ainger

Paper 6.1

Anisotropic fracture and crack growth in piezoelectrics (Invited lecture)
J S Calderon-Moreno, F Guiu, M. Meredtih and M J Reece

Paper 6.2

The fabrication and testing of a piezoelectric transformer
G Cellucci, G Pirani, C Galasi, F Capiani, B E Watts, E Melioli and F Leccabue

Paper 6.3

Anisotropic properties of electric-field structured piezoelectric composite materials
S A Wilson and R W Whatmore


Session 7
Chair: S. Mahon

Paper 7.1

High field dielectric behaviour of ferroelectric ceramics

D A Hall (Invited lecture)

Paper 7.2

Effect of processing techniques on the mechanical and dielectric properties of PMN-PT relaxor ferroelectrics
J C Fitzmaurice, A Mian, C Bowen, A Bowles, D Moloney and S W Mahon

Paper 7.3

Microwave dielectric properties of single crystal and polycrystalline TIO2
A Templeton, S J Penn, X Wang and N McNalford


Session 8
Chair: A Bell

Paper 8.1

Relaxor based ferroelectric single crystals with high piezoelectric performance (Invited lecture)
S-E Park and T R Shrout

Paper 8.2

The characterisation and modelling of electrostrictive ceramics for transducers
S Sherrit, G Catoui and D K Mukherjee

Paper 8.3

Ferroelectric hysteresis in systems of permanent dipoles: a computer simulation
N Farag and H Kliem

Paper 8.4

A constitutive law for the behaviour of ferroelectric ceramics
A C F Cocks and R M McMeeking


Session 9 - Second Poster Session

Paper 9.1

Dielectric relaxation studies of molecular aggregation in liquids: some salt solutions in comparison with a molten salt
R Elsebrock, A Galstjan and M Stockhausen

Paper 9.2

Dielectric and domain inversion studies of crystals of the KTIPOP4 family
T J Latham and P A Thomas

Paper 9.3

Some electrical properties of amorphous hydrogenated silicon-carbon films
G W Bak, M Wwlodarska, A Walkiewicz-Pietrzykowska, E Staryga and A M Wrobel

Paper 9.4

Comparison with theory of measurments of dielectric loss tangent in single crystals and polycrystalline materials
S C Dalla, N McNAlford, N N Ljepojevic, S J Penn, A Templeton and X Wang

Paper 9.5

Temperature dependence of pyroelectric coefficient in ferroelectric nylon11
L Ibos, C Maraval, A Bernes, C Lacabanne and J I Scheinbeim

Paper 9.6

Single point diamond turning maching of ferroelectric materials
P A Beltrao, J Corbett, A E Gee, R W Whatmore, C A Goat and S A Impey

Paper 9.7

Synthesis and characterisation of nanophase/low temperature sintering PZT powders
C P Williams and R W Whatmore

Paper 9.8

Pyroelectric films for IR sensor arrays
E Ph Pevstov, V V Chernokozhin, E G Elkin, M I Maleta, M A Pospelova and A S Sigov

Paper 9.9

Current versus voltage measurements in non linear ceramics
O Dejean, T Lebey, A Loubiere and B Ai

Paper 9.10

Using LFDS to characterise density and chain flexibility in powders and tablets
R Ek

Paper 9.11

Processing and electrical properties of lead zirconate titanate (PZT) ceramics from hydrothermally synthesised powders
B Su, D H Pearce, T W Button and C B Ponton

Paper 9.12

Low loss sintered dielectric microwave resonators
X Wang, A Templeton, S J Penn and N McNAlford

Paper 9.13

Measurement of the angular acceleration and position using PVDF and PTCa:P(VDF/TrFE) 65:35&
R Marat-Mendes, C J Dias and J N Marat-Mendes

Paper 9.14

Application of the dielectric relaxation spectroscopy to study a metal/polymer interfacial interaction
A Korzhenko, M Tabellout and J Emery

Paper 9.15

The use of micro- and macro-scopic dielectric tailoring to generate microwave photonic crystals
I Youngs, C Brewitt-Taylor, P Dimond, G Fixter, A Laight, P Lederer, P Roberts, T Shepherd and P Tapster

Paper 9.16

Improving the transverse actuation of piezoelectrics using interdigitated electrode patterns
A Bowles


Session 10
Chair: R Hill

Paper 10.1

Shear mode piezoelectric inkjet printing (Invited lecture)
A Condie

Paper 10.2

Microwave dielectrics (Invited lecture)
D Cannell

Paper 10.3

Properties of the microwave dielectric pahse Ba6-3xNd8+2xTi18O54
R Ubic, I M Reaney, W E Lee, J Samuels and E Evangelinos


Session 11
Chair: S Mahon

Paper 11.1

Controlled Magnetostrictive Actuation - present position and future projections (Invited lecture)
R D Greenough, R J E Smith, A G Jenner and A J Wilkinson

Paper 11.2

Composition dependence of magnetic and magnetomechanical properties of epoxy-bonded terfenol-D composites
J Hudson, S C Busbridge and A R Piercy

Paper 11.3

AC losses in rare earth-iron transducer materials
A Wharton and R D Greenough


Session 12
Chair: R Greenhough

Paper 12.1

Magnetostrictive materials for sensors and actuators (Invited lecture)
P T Squire

Paper 12.2

Magnetostriction transducers for ultrasonic power generation
A E Crawford

Paper 12.3

Transducers from amorphous magnetic materials
F Jerems, C MacMahon, A G Jenner and R D Greenough

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