Dielectric oxides have recently attracted much attention in a wide range of applications such as in memory devices, microwave tunable devices, and chemical sensors. Recently Ba(Ti1−x, Snx)O3 (denoted as BTS) solid solutions have received attention because of their high dielectric performance, lead-free relaxor behavior and sensor applications. Especially, the system has high dielectric constant and low dielectric loss around room temperature. It is very interesting to investigate the structural and dielectric properties of BTS thin films. In this works, we report on the growth, structural and dielectric properties of Ba(Ti, Sn)O3 (BTS) for high-performance microwave tunable device and sensor applications. BTS thin films were deposited on MgO substrates. The dielectric properties of BTS thin films were carried out using planar interdigitated (IDT) capacitor. IDT capacitor based on an epitaxial BTS film exhibited the large capacitance tunability of 82% at a frequency of 100 kHz and applied voltage of 40 V, and that it is a promising candidate for high-performance microwave tunable devices at room temperature.
KSP Keywords
Barium stannate titanate, Chemical sensors, Dielectric oxide, High dielectric constant, High performance, Large capacitance, Lead-free, Microwave tunable devices, Relaxor behavior, Room temperature, Structural and dielectric properties
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