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Polarization‐modulated photovoltaic effect at the morphotropic phase boundary in ferroelectric ceramics

Wu et al., 2021

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Wu L
Burger A
Bennett‐Jackson A
Spanier J
Davies P
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Ferroelectric materials, which exhibit switchable polarization, are potential candidates for photovoltaic applications owing to their intriguing charge carrier separation mechanism associated with polarization and breaking of inversion symmetry. To overcome the low …
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