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- noun Plural form of
ferroelectric .
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Integrating ferroelectrics with silicon-based circuits like those in modern electronics would enable instant-on capability, and it could also provide higher speed and lower power consumption overall, making the ferroelectric circuits an attractive alternative to flash and other memory technologies.
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The 245 peer-reviewed paper cover all of the major topics; such as, dielectrics, piezoelectrics, ferroelectrics, semiconductors, magnetic ceramics, thin films, batteries and cells, memory devices and optical devices.
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Recent advances in synthesis and fabrication of micro - and nanoscale ferroelectrics brought to life new physical phenomena and devices that need to be studied and understood at this scale.
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In this sense, ferroelectrics are similar to magnetic materials since surface energy cannot be neglected in small volumes and long-range dipole interaction is significantly modified in reduced geometries ...
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This is "typical of ferroelectrics", says Horiuchi, and a
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Hi, I am a masters student currently at Rutgers U. studying micromechanics and ferroelectrics under Dr. G.J. Weng.
iMechanica - Comments Bo Liu 2010
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This is "typical of ferroelectrics", says Horiuchi, and a
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The 245 peer-reviewed paper cover all of the major topics; such as, dielectrics, piezoelectrics, ferroelectrics, semiconductors, magnetic ceramics, thin films, batteries and cells, memory devices and optical devices.
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This is "typical of ferroelectrics", says Horiuchi, and a
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This is "typical of ferroelectrics", says Horiuchi, and a
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