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Barium titanate (BaTiO₃) powder is a high-purity ceramic compound known for its outstanding dielectric properties, ferroelectric behavior, and piezoelectric characteristics. It is widely used in capacitors, electro-optical devices, sensors, and high-performance coatings. Due to its superior electrical insulation and thermal stability, barium titanate plays a crucial role in precision electronics, sustainable energy solutions, and advanced material research.
Product Overview
Barium Titanate (BaTiO₃) powder is an inorganic compound composed of mixed oxides of barium and titanium. It exhibits excellent electrical properties, making it widely used in the electronics industry. This powder is commonly used in the production of capacitors, piezoelectric devices, sensors, and other high-performance electronic components. Barium Titanate powder holds significant potential for various high-tech applications.
Product Features
- High Purity: 99.9% purity ensures stability in precision manufacturing and electronic devices
- Excellent Electrical Properties: Features a high dielectric constant, piezoelectricity, and ferroelectricity, suitable for various electronic components
- Strong Adaptability: Capable of withstanding high-temperature and high-pressure environments
- Good Flowability: Facilitates use in various production processes, especially for piezoelectric components and capacitors
Applications
- Capacitors: Widely used in ceramic capacitors, particularly in multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), to improve capacitor performance
- Piezoelectric Devices: Used to manufacture piezoelectric components such as transducers and actuators, enabling the conversion between electrical energy and mechanical vibration
- Sensors: Used in various sensors, especially pressure sensors and accelerometers, due to its excellent sensitivity to mechanical stress
- Memory Devices: Used in non-volatile ferroelectric random access memory (FeRAM), which can retain data without a power supply
- Transducers: Used in ultrasonic transducers for medical imaging and industrial applications
- Dielectric Materials: Serves as a dielectric material in electronic components such as resonators and filters
- Ferroelectric Ceramics: Used in the production of ferroelectric ceramics, with applications in electronic devices and precision instruments
- Optoelectronic Devices: Used in electro-optic modulators and other optoelectronic components
- PTC Thermistors: Used for overcurrent protection in electronic circuits
- Electroceramics: Applied in insulators, varistors, microwave devices, and other electroceramic applications
