Abstract
The dielectric properties of 0.6CaTiO3-0.4NdAlO3 ceramics under external optical fields were investigated by terahertz time-domain spectroscopy in a frequency range of 0.2THz to 1THz at room temperature. It could be found that the variation of the real part of complex permittivity is approximately 0.31 in the frequency range of 0.2THz to 1THz. However the imaginary part of the dielectric constant does not change appreciably with the external optical field. The micromechanism of these results was attributed to the built-in electric field caused by the excited free carriers in the ceramics.
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