Improved piezoelectrics for hydrophone applications based on calcium-modified lead titanate/poly(vinylidene fluoride) composites

Keyphrases

• Application-oriented 100%
• Ceramic Powder 50%
• Composite Device 50%
• Composite Preparation 50%
• Composite Processing 50%
• Design Concept 50%
• Device Construction 50%
• Device Evaluation 50%
• Dielectric Loss Tangent 50%
• Easy Fabrication 50%
• Fluoride Matrix 50%
• High Figure of Merit 50%
• High Pressure 50%
• Hydrophone 100%
• Lead Titanate 100%
• Low Dielectric Loss 50%
• Material Choice 50%
• Material Design 50%
• Mechanical Energy 50%
• Performance Results 50%
• Piezoelectric Composite 50%
• Polyvinylidene Fluoride 100%
• Powder Composite 50%
• Powder Processing 50%
• Preparation Method 50%
• Processibility 50%
• Remanent Polarization 50%
• Sensitivity to Change 50%
• Thermal Stability 50%

Engineering

• Ceramic Powder 50%
• Design Concept 50%
• Dielectric Loss Tangent 50%
• Figure of Merit 50%
• Low Dielectric Loss 50%
• Mechanical Energy 50%
• Piezoelectric 100%
• Titanate 100%

Material Science

• Dielectric Material 50%
• Materials Design 50%
• Piezoelectricity 100%
• Powder 50%
• Powder Processing 50%
• Thermal Stability 50%
• Titanate 100%