Abstract
Large energy storage density in relaxor ferroelectrics is commonly accompanied with high breakdown strength, which is adverse to the actual dielectric capacitor applications. We demonstrate that such drawback can be effectively resolved by using Sr0.7Bi0.2TiO3 (SBT) to partially replace relaxor ferroelectric 0.76(Bi0.5Na0.5)TiO3-0.24NaNbO3 (BNT-NN-xSBT). In this study, a high recoverable energy storage density (Wrec∼3.12 J/cm3) and favorable efficiency (η∼75.3 %) are achieved in the BNT-NN-0.1SBT ceramic under a low electric field of 200 kV/cm, which is superior to that of most previously reported dielectric ceramics under the same electric field level. Good temperature stability (25−120 °C), moderate frequency dependence (1−500 Hz), and excellent fatigue resistance (up to 105 cycles) are also realized. More interestingly, the indicated ceramics perform high power density (PD∼36.40 MW/cm3) and fast discharge time (t0.9∼0.149 μs) with remarkable temperature endurance. Moreover, of particular significance is that this study offers a feasible guideline to design comprehensive energy storage performance dielectric ceramics for practical applications.
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