Observation Method of Ion Migration Behavior in Zinc Oxide Grain Boundary Aging Process
A technology of aging process and ion migration, applied in the direction of material analysis, measuring devices, instruments, etc. by electromagnetic means, can solve the lack of convincing experimental basis and the inability to further accurately reveal the microscopic aging mechanism of zinc oxide varistors, ion migration Problems such as lack of direct experimental evidence of behavior
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[0110] Bi-based ZnO quasi-twin samples were prepared, and the typical microstructure inside them is as follows: Figure 5 As shown, it has a uniform grain boundary layer of less than 1 μm, which is equivalent to a single grain boundary structure inside a conventional zinc oxide varistor. Figure 5 At the same time, based on the grain boundary microstructure, a theoretical model of double Schottky barriers in the grain boundary region was constructed to facilitate the understanding of the subsequent PEA measurement results. The two interfaces of the grain boundary layer are negatively charged interface state ions, and it is generally believed that the interface state ions are relatively stable in space and will not migrate under the action of an external electric field; while the depletion layers of the grains on both sides Inside are positively charged donor ions, which can be divided into stable ions that are relatively stable in space and metastable ions that can be activate...
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[0116] Example 1 Using the PEA method to measure the Bi-based zinc oxide quasi-twin samples during the aging process, the space charge change characteristics of the double Schottky barrier region on the grain boundary inside the sample were studied, and the reverse bias side during the aging process was observed. The ion migration and neutralization process of the potential barrier. Researchers generally believe that the width of the depletion layer in the grain on both sides of the grain boundary should be in the range of several hundred nm for the theoretical modeling of the double Schottky barrier at the grain boundary inside the zinc oxide varistor. And the measurement result of PEA method shows (such as Image 6 ), the waveform width representing the concentration of donor ions in the grain depletion layer is at the level of 100 μm, which is somewhat different from the estimation in the theoretical model, which is related to the principle of the PEA method itself.
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[0121] Here, based on the differential scheme of equations, the simple case of rectangular wave acoustic wave propagation in a lossy medium is further discussed in order to obtain a more specific understanding of the acoustic loss phenomenon. Figure 7 The attenuation process of rectangular wave propagating in lossy medium is given. Such as Figure 7 As shown, after the sound wave whose initial waveform is a rectangular wave propagates from the origin in a lossy medium, its waveform will become more and more like a Gaussian function waveform as the propagation distance increases. The amplitude of the waveform decreases as the propagation time increases. For example, the peak value of a rectangular wave with an amplitude of 1 decays to about 0.6 after a propagation distance of about 1.8 mm; and the waveform width expands as the propagation time increases. Figure 8 In addition, the waveform loss of the rectangular wave after propagating the same distance in the lossy medium wi...
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