Graded Ferroelectrics, Transpacitors and Transponents
Graded Ferroelectrics, Transpacitors and Transponents details the experimental and theoretical aspects of newly emerging ferroelectric devices, and their extensions to other ferroic systems such as: ferromagnetics, ferroelastics, piezoelectrics, etc.
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GRADED FERROELECTRICS, TRANSPACITORS AND TRANSPONENTS
J O S E P H V. M A N T E S E S . PA M I R A L PAY
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GRADED FERROELECTRICS, TRANSPACITORS AND TRANSPONENTS
Multifunctional Thin Film Series Editors: Orlando Auciello, Argonne National Laboratory, Ramamoorthy Ramesh, University of California at Berkeley The basic applied science and applications to micro- and nano-devices of multifunctional thin films span several fast-evolving interdisciplinary fields of research and technological development worldwide. A major driving force for the extensive research being performed in many universities, industrial and national laboratories is the promise of applications to a new generation of advanced microand nano-devices. These applications can potentially revolutionize current technologies and lor create new ones while simultaneously creating multibillion dollar markets.) Multifunctional thin films cover a wide range of materials from metals to insulators to organics, including novel nanostructured metals, semiconductors, oxides, widebandgap, polymers, self-assembled organic layers and many other materials.
Series titles:
Nanoscale Phenomena in Ferroelectric Thin Films Seungbum Hong Graded Ferroelectrics, Transpacitors, and Transponents Joseph V. Mantese and S. Pamir Alpay
GRADED FERROELECTRICS, TRANSPACITORS AND TRANSPONENTS
Joseph V. Mantese S. Pamir Alpay
Springer
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Contents
Preface Chapter 1 Polarization-Graded Ferroelectrics: The Dielectric Analogues of Semiconductor Junction Devices 1. Introduction 2. Review of Simple Semiconductor Structures 3. Simple Graded Ferroelectric Devices 4. Further Analogies Between Semiconductor Junction Devices and Polarization-Graded Ferroelectrics 5. Graded Ferroics: The General Case Chapter 2 Thermodynamic Theory of Polarization-Graded Ferroelectrics 1. Introduction 2. LGD Theory 3. Ferroelectric Hysteresis 4. LGD Theory for Graded Ferroelectrics 4.1. Depoling due to Polarization Fluctuations 4.2. Electrical Domains and Interlayer Coup
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