Direct measurement of giant electrocaloric effect in BaTiO3 multilayer thick film structure beyond theoretical prediction

Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science

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The electrocaloric effect of BaTiO3 multilayer thick film structure was investigated by direct measurement and theoretical calculation. The samples were prepared by the tape-casting method, which had 180 dielectric layers with an average thickness of 1.4\mu m. The thermodynamic calculation based on the polarization- temperature curves predicted a peak heat adsorption of 0.32J/g at 80^\circC under 176kV/cm electric field. The direct measurement via differential scanning calorimeter showed a much higher electrocaloric effect of 0.91J/g at 80^\circC under same electric field. The difference could result from the different trends of changes of electric polarization and lattice elastic energy under ultrahigh electric field.

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