(1-x)BiFeO3-x(BiNa)0.5TiO3固溶体多铁及微波吸收特性材料物理与化学专业论文.docxVIP

华中科技大学硕士学位论文 华 中 科 技 大 学 硕 士 学 位 论 文 II II 介电常数，依据传输线理论计算得到反射损失。复介电常数和复磁导率均显示固 溶体中主要存在共振损耗。复磁导率比复介电常数小很多，这导致阻抗失配，吸 波性能有待改善。 关键词：多铁，BiFeO3，Pechini 法，固溶体，吸波 III III Abstract Single phase multiferroic materials with coexistence of more than one ferroic which coupled with each other, display not only the characteristics of both the traditional ferroelectric(FE) and ferromagnetic(FM) materials, but also the the magnetoelectric coupling feature which provide a completely new degree of freedom for design of new devices, making them very appealing in potential applications. The unique physical content of single phase multiferroic materials is also very meaningful for the development of the theory of condensed matter physics. So far, researchers have found more than one hundred single-phase multiferroic materials, and conducted extensive exploration of these multiferroic coexistence mechanism. Unfortunately, few of these single phase multiferroic materials can exhibit the coexistence of FE and FM above room temperature. BiFeO 3 ,as one of those room temperature single phase multiferroic materials, its potential application possibilities attracted wide attention from researchers. However, there are some fatal problems, Huge leakage current, generation miscellaneous phase in synthesis process, special magnetic structure destroying macroscopic magnetic and so on, preventing the applications of BiFeO3. Experiments confirmed that solid solution formed with BiFeO3 and another FE perovskite material can efficiently improve multiferroic of BiFeO3. BiFeO3 with coexistense of FM and FE properties, can cause magnetic loss and electrical loss in microwave field simultaneously. Improvement of multiferroic of BiFeO 3 by solid solution maybe produce a candidate for microwave absorbing material. This paper attempts to synthesis (1-x)BiFeO3-x(BiNa)0.5TiO3 solid solution, a new type of multiferroic ceramic material, and explore the microwave absorption properties of the solid solution. The m