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https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1151-2916.1993.tb06603.x
Copy DOIPublication Date: Dec 1, 1993 | |
Citations: 3 |
In advanced actuator systems, ferroelectric ceramics are usually made into multilayered stacks to obtain optimum performance. This is done by interlacing noble metals (such as Pt/Pd) with ceramic green sheet and cofiring. The present study proposes an alternative, more economic electrode. Copper has been successfully diffusion bonded to several PZT‐based ferroelectric ceramics in a multilayer configuration. The microstructure and the relevant physical properties of the interfaces have been investigated. This has been achieved by using microscopy, as well as by mechanical and electrical characterization. These studies indicate that no reaction product forms at the interface and, furthermore, that the interface exhibits good cohesion.
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