Modelling polarisation of ferroelectric SBT capacitors including temperature dependence

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A new model for thin film SBT ferroelectric capacitors including temperature behaviour is presented. The model, which is based on the Preisach theory, requires parameters that are physically based and which can be easily extracted from measured data. Iterative procedures are not used in the model, which makes it best suited for use in circuit simulators.

Inspec keywords: ferroelectric capacitors; dielectric hysteresis; bismuth compounds; tantalum compounds; strontium compounds

Other keywords: ferroelectric SBT capacitors; polarisation; temperature dependence; SrBi2Ta2O9; Preisach theory; ferroelectric memories; circuit simulators

Subjects: Piezoelectric and ferroelectric materials; Ferroelectric devices; Capacitors

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