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Optical and electro-optical properties as a function of

temperature in transparent ferroelectric ceramic 

Acknowledgments

optical and electro-optical properties of Pb,La(TiO3), (PLT) and Pb,La(Mg1/3 Nb2/3)O3 – PbTiO3, (PLMN-PT) has bee

ween room temperature and 400 K at 632.8 nm using a dynamic Senarmont system to 200 Hz. The electro-optic (EO)

MN-PT is related through a simple model to the quadratic electro-optic effect in paraelectric perovskites proposed by Zoo

The measured magnitude and the temperature dependence of the electro-optic effect were consistent with this mrpretation of the EO effect in term of our model model indicates the importance of BO 6 octahedra in determination the EO

well as the ferroelectric and optical and electro-optical properties

The transmittance of PLMN-PT ceramics obtained by

axially hot pressing was strongly dependent on PT

ncentration, possibly due to domain scattering and to second

ases scattering which were not detected by XRD technique.

The use of the densification assisted by hot uniaxial pressure

owed ceramics with optimum optical and electro-optics

operties in relation to the reported in literature

The coefficient quadratic electro-optical birefringence and for

concentrations of PLMN-PT systems and PMN-XPT XPT-

decreased by function of increasing temperature in the

nge studied, between 293K-403 K. in this temperature range

all compositions were already in the state ferroelectric above

freezing temperature. 

Londoño F. A. (1) , E ir as J. A. (1), Gar cia D . (1)  1 Un iversidade Federal de São Car los  –  Depto de F ísica  –  Grupo de Cerâmicas Ferr oelétr icas (GCF err )  –  São Car los –  SP –  Brasil  

email: [email protected]

To Mr. Francisco José Picon and Mrs. Natália Aparecida Zanardi for the technical supp

onclusions

Motivation

Experimental Procedure

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Wavelegth(nm)

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Thickness = 630 nm

Ceramic character ization: optical and electr

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MgNb 2 O 6 Syntheses (Columbi te method)

Ball mill ing of PbO - TiO 2   – 

 MgNb 2 O 6  - La 2 O 3 , for 20 h  

Calcini ng, for 4 h, 900 o C, in O 2  

Griding for 20 h

Cold un iaxi al and isostatic pressing (2, mm

in thickness and 14 mm in di ameter)  

Uniaxial hot-pressing, at 1250 o C, for 90 min, in O 2

Characterization

Senarmont system

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PT content, (X)

Thickness = 630 m

650 nm

 850 nm

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PLMN-XPT

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Thickness 600 μm 

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Wavelenght (nm)

PLT21t = 600m

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Thermal treated hot pressed ceramics

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Control of a light beam Intense laser beam

Laser damage effect