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2460c017306bd2380e61 · Frequency -and electric field-dependent physical model of ferroelectric materials in the 10s of GHz

Frequency -and electric field-dependent physical model of ferroelectric materials in the 10s of GHz

Ferroelectric materials are attractive for tunable components because their permittivity can be controlled by an applied electric field. The permittivity of these materials depends on frequency, and can have a strongly nonlinear electric field dependence

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