Abstract
In this paper, we report the microstructural and dielectric properties
of bismuth rare-earth tungstate composite screen-printed thick films
(BiGd1-X Nd (X) WO6, BiGd1-X Y (X) WO6, and BiY1-X Nd (X) WO6). The crystal structure of BiREWO6 (RE = Gd, Nd, and Y) can be associated with
the Bi2WO6 perovskite structure. It was observed that the crystalline
structure was attributed to a monoclinic phase with space group A12/m1.
BiYWO6 and BiY0.5Gd0.5WO6 films showed characteristics of the dielectric
relaxation phenomenon. The thick films exhibited moderate dielectric
permittivity (epsilon (r)') values from 10 to 42. The results showed
that the obtained epsilon (r)' values for films can be useful for
capacitor applications and certainly for microelectronics and microwave
devices (mobile phones, for example), where miniaturization of devices
is crucial.
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