Sintering BFO targets for sputtering
Gilad Orr, Andrey Goryachev, Gady Golan

TL;DR
This study investigates rapid sintering of BiFeO3 ceramic targets with different compositions, identifying optimal heat treatment times to maximize phase purity for sputtering applications.
Contribution
It demonstrates that rapid sintering at 880°C can produce high-purity BiFeO3 targets within 3.5 minutes, with composition-dependent phase content improvements.
Findings
Maximum BiFeO3 phase achieved at 3.5 minutes
50% phase transformation in one composition
98.5% phase transformation in the other
Abstract
Ceramic samples were prepared by rapid sintering at . Two compositions were examined. A composition and a composition. The samples were heat treated at different times up to minutes and the phase content was examined as a function of the time using XRD measurements and analysis. It was demonstrated that using both compositions, maximum phase content is obtained after minutes. In the former approximately of the material transformed to while in the latter .
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Taxonomy
TopicsMultiferroics and related materials · Advanced Condensed Matter Physics · Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials
