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The Study Of Low-temperature Sintering And Dielectric Properties Of Li2MgTi3O8Microwave Dielectric Ceramics

Posted on:2013-12-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L J WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2251330392470395Subject:Materials science
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In recent years, with the rapid development of microwave communicationtechnology, the continuing development of microwave dielectric materials forapplications including substrates, resonators, filter, and antennas used in wirelesscommunication systems demands new low-cost dielectrics with high performance.The spinel structure microwave dielectric ceramics Li2MgTi3O8were used as studiedobject, and the specimens were prepared by conventional solid state mixed method.The bulk density, microstructure effect on the microwave dielectric properties ofLi2MgTi3O8ceramics were studied by using X-ray powder diffraction, scanningelectron microscopy.First of all, preparation techniques of Li2MgTi3O8ceramics were studied. Theeffect of calcining temperature, milling time, and sintering temperature on themicrostructure and dielectric properties has been investigated. The results showed that,good microwave dielectric properties of εr=27.3, Q×f=38867GHz could obtainedin Li2MgTi3O8ceramics when calcined at900oC, milled12h, and sintered at1075oCfor4h. The bulk density was3.335g/cm3, which was equivalent to a relative densityof about95.25%of the theoretical density, εr=31.17, tanδ=9.87×10-4at1MHz.Secondly, BCB was added into Li2MgTi3O8ceramics as the sintering aids inorder to lower the sintering temperature. The sintering behavior and microwaveproperties were investigated, and the results were shown as followed. The bestmicrowave properties of Li2MgTi3O8ceramics were εr=26.1, Q×f=24827GHz,when1.0%BCB was added and sintered at950oC. The bulk density was3.160g/cm3,which was equivalent to a relative density of about91.3%of the theoretical density,and it belonged to liquid sintering mechanism.Finally, according to the ion radii size, Zn2+,Co2+,Mn2+were substituted Mg2+inLi2MgTi3O8ceramics, and Li2Mg1-xMxTi3O8(M=Zn, Co, Mn), x=0.020.08werefabricated. A single-phase Li2MgTi3O8cubic structure was formed and no secondaryphase could be observed in the diffraction patterns. With addition of ZnO, grain sizesincreased, and good microwave dielectric properties of εr=26.58, Q×f=44800 GHz could be obtained in Li2MgTi3O8ceramics doped with6wt%ZnO. The bulkdensity was3.360g/cm3, which was equivalent to a relative density of about95.8%ofthe theoretical density. The doping of Co2O3could improved the density of theceramic, and good microwave dielectric properties of εr=26.6, Q×f=42500GHzcould be obtained in Li2MgTi3O8ceramics doped with6wt%Co2O3when sintered at1075oC. The doping of MnO2reduced the grain sizes, and good microwave dielectricproperties of εr=25.8, Q×f=36800GHz could be obtained in Li2MgTi3O8ceramics doped with6wt%MnO2when sintered at1075C. The bulk density was3.351g/cm3, which was equivalent to a relative density of about95.1%of thetheoretical density.
Keywords/Search Tags:Microwave Dielectric Ceramics, Li2MgTi3O8, MicrowaveDielectric Properties, Sintering Aid
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