Abstract

A lead-free electronic compound with chemical composition Bi(Co2/3Nb1/3)O3 has been synthesized via classical solid state reaction based ceramic technology. The structure of the compound as well as the frequency and temperature field dependent resistive, conductive and dielectric properties of the specimen have been examined. The room temperature X-ray diffraction analysis exhibits the formation of the sample in orthorhombic crystal symmetry. The observed dielectric constant and tangent loss characteristics substantiate the prepared compound as a dielectric. The impedance spectra confirms the presence of negative temperature coefficient of resistance behaviour, grain and grain boundary effect in the fabricated compound. The compound modulus spectrum shows that the temperature dependent conductivity relaxation phenomenon is of non-exponential-type. The illustrated important characteristics props up the material for different device applications.

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