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Comparative Measurements and Analysis of the Electrical Properties of Nanocomposites TixZr1-xC+-Cy (0.0 x 1.0)

Materials (Basel, Switzerland)(2022)

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In this paper, the frequency-temperature dependence of the conductivity and dielectric permittivity of nc-TixZr1-xC+alpha-C-y (0.0 <= x <= 1.0) nanocomposites produced by dual-source magnetron sputtering was determined. The films produced are biphasic layers with an excess of amorphous carbon relative to the stoichiometric composition of TixZr1-xC. The matrix was amorphous carbon, and the dispersed phase was carbide nanoparticles. AC measurements were performed in the frequency range of 50 Hz-5 MHz at temperatures from 20 K to 373 K. It was found that both conductivity and permittivity relationships are determined by three tunneling mechanisms, differing in relaxation times. The maxima in the low- and high-frequency regions decrease with increasing temperature. The maximum in the mid-frequency region increases with increasing temperature. The low-frequency maximum is due to electron tunneling between the carbon films on the surface of the carbide nanoshells. The mid-frequency maximum is due to electron transitions between the nano size grains. The high-frequency maximum is associated with tunneling between the nano-grains and the carbon shells. It has been established that dipole relaxation occurs in the nanocomposites according to the Cole-Cole mechanism. The increase in static dielectric permittivity with increasing measurement temperature is indicative of a step polarisation mechanism. In the frequency region above 1 MHz, anomalous dispersion-an increase in permittivity with increasing frequency-was observed for all nanocomposite contents.
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nanocomposite,carbides,conductivity,permittivity,tuneling,frequency
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