Abstract

Analysis of polarization switching dynamics by means of the inhomogeneous field mechanism model allows insight into the microscopic mechanism of reversed polarization domain nucleation. For all chemical compositions studied, two distinct field regions of nucleation are established. In the high-field region, the activation energy barrier is found to be inversely proportional to the local field according to the Merz law. In contrast, the barriers in the low-field region exhibit a linear field dependence with a minimum in the compositional region of phase instability, which can explain the corresponding peak ferroelectric properties.

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