Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices
In this paper, it is shown that for stable, steady state operation of devices typical of microwave and millimeter wave electronics, no negative differential capacitance is possible with conventional thinking. However, it may be possible, with strain engineering of materials, to obtain some if not al...
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description | In this paper, it is shown that for stable, steady state operation of devices typical of microwave and millimeter wave electronics, no negative differential capacitance is possible with conventional thinking. However, it may be possible, with strain engineering of materials, to obtain some if not all elements of the differential capacitance tensor which are negative. Rigorous derivations are provided based upon analyzing the physics using thermodynamic phenomenological free energy. It should be emphasized that, even with strain engineering, and possible discovery of some negative capacitive elements, stable operation will not be obtained because the thermodynamics precludes it. |
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spelling | doaj.art-da05639dc2004d4f81024ec9431ed7b92022-12-21T18:39:47ZengWorld Scientific PublishingJournal of Advanced Dielectrics2010-135X2010-13682019-02-01911950002-11950002-1610.1142/S2010135X1950002410.1142/S2010135X19500024Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devicesC. M. Krowne0Electromagnetics Technology Branch, Electronics Science & Technology Division, Naval Research Laboratory, 20375, Washington D.C., USAIn this paper, it is shown that for stable, steady state operation of devices typical of microwave and millimeter wave electronics, no negative differential capacitance is possible with conventional thinking. However, it may be possible, with strain engineering of materials, to obtain some if not all elements of the differential capacitance tensor which are negative. Rigorous derivations are provided based upon analyzing the physics using thermodynamic phenomenological free energy. It should be emphasized that, even with strain engineering, and possible discovery of some negative capacitive elements, stable operation will not be obtained because the thermodynamics precludes it.http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2010135X19500024Gibbs and Helmholtz thermodynamic free energiesphenomenological physical modelstresses and strainsnegative and positive differential capacitancespolarizationpermittivity and inverse permittivity tensors |
spellingShingle | C. M. Krowne Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices Journal of Advanced Dielectrics Gibbs and Helmholtz thermodynamic free energies phenomenological physical model stresses and strains negative and positive differential capacitances polarization permittivity and inverse permittivity tensors |
title | Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices |
title_full | Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices |
title_fullStr | Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices |
title_full_unstemmed | Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices |
title_short | Physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy, and implications for use in electronic devices |
title_sort | physics of ferroelectric differential capacitance based upon free energy and implications for use in electronic devices |
topic | Gibbs and Helmholtz thermodynamic free energies phenomenological physical model stresses and strains negative and positive differential capacitances polarization permittivity and inverse permittivity tensors |
url | http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2010135X19500024 |
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