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(100)-Textured KNN-based thick film with enhanced piezoelectric property for intravascular ultrasound imaging

Zhu et al., 2015

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10964359376242472647
Author
Zhu B
Zhang Z
Ma T
Yang X
Li Y
Shung K
Zhou Q
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Applied Physics Letters

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Using tape-casting technology, 35 μm free-standing (100)-textured Li doped KNN (KNLN) thick film was prepared by employing NaNbO 3 (NN) as template. It exhibited similar piezoelectric behavior to lead containing materials: a longitudinal piezoelectric coefficient (d …
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