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Do we really need ferroelectrics in paraelectric phase only in electrically controlled microwave devices?

Gevorgian et al., 2001

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9605405373467998210
Author
Gevorgian S
Kollberg E
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IEEE Transactions on microwave theory and techniques

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Typical paraelectric materials (eg, SrTiO/sub 3/, KTaO/sub 3/, Ba/sub x/Sr/sub 1-x/TiO/sub 3/, x< 0.5) and electrically tunable microwave devices based on these materials are briefly reviewed. The analysis shows that in spite of the recent year's extensive efforts, no …
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