For most commercial applications, the more economical polycrystalline piezoelectric ceramics are used ... of a widely-known piezoceramic called PZT (lead zirconate titanate), Ranjan's team ...

Scientists at IISc have found that by reducing the thickness of the piezoelectric ceramic PZT from 0.7mm to 0.2mm, its ability to deform significantly increases. They also discovered manufacturing ...

Lead zirconate titanate (PZT) has for several decades been the canonical piezoelectric material ... there is a long tradition of expertise in ceramics — PZT itself was developed there at ...

Its piezoelectric properties, combined with its high thermal stability and low electrical conductivity, make it an ideal choice for precise frequency control and timing applications. PZT is a ...

Advances in materials science stemming from research in South Korea are leading to higher-performance piezoelectric and ...

Characterization and improvement of the piezoelectric properties of PZT, PZN, and PLZT both in bulk and in thin film forms are also included in Prof. Kims research interests.