Yingying Wang, Hongbo Cheng, Jielu Yan, Ning Chen, Peng Yan, J. Ouyang
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Abstract
A non-linearly decreasing piezoelectric coefficient with an external electric field is an intrinsic property of a fully poled ferroelectric film, which has been observed in the measured longitudinal piezoelectric responses. However, for transverse piezoelectric responses, the observed converse piezoelectric coefficients (e31,f) have displayed a different trend. Here we show that this disagreement can be rationally resolved by utilizing a small field e31,f test under a sweeping direct current bias voltage, in which the field-dependent transverse piezoelectric response is analyzed in a stepwise manner. Understanding of this nonlinear field-dependence will help improve the design of transverse piezoelectric devices.