Ceramic Nanomaterials Based on the Barium and Titanium Compounds, Prepared by the Sol - Gel Method, for Elecrotechnical Applications

Ceramic Nanomaterials Based on the Barium and Titanium Compounds, Prepared by the Sol - Gel Method, for Elecrotechnical Applications This paper describes the sol - gel method barium and titanium compounds materials obtaining, which their physicochemical parameters could be competitive with the materials obtained by classic methods. Additionally dielectric thin layers was obtained with the use of spin and dip coaters. Based on selected precursor elements which form appropriate crystal net, the capacitance construction was created. Dielectric in this contraction was a barium titanate with high electrical permittivity and small grain size. The optimal dry, calcinations and sintering temperature of the dielectric with base was determined. On that capacitor the microscopic analysis with the use of scanning electron microscope (SEM) was carried out. The thickness of the dielectric layer and electrical parameters use by impedance analyzer Solatron SI 1260 was carried out. The capacitance, dielectric loss and electrical permittivity was carried out, cooperative influence of the frequency and temperature on the measurements was determined. The best results had a samples sintered in the 1000°C. The electrical permittivity for measurements in few Hertz for the samples with the base of nickel and BaTiO3 layer coated by spin and dip coaters, in the room temperature and measurements for few Hertz, amount to 4700. The electrical capacity for low frequency was about 3,2·10-8F.