First-Principles Study of Piezoelectric Properties and Bonding Analysis in (Mg, X, Al)N Solid Solutions (X = Nb, Ti, Zr, Hf)

First-Principles Study of Piezoelectric Properties and Bonding Analysis in (Mg, X, Al)N Solid Solutions (X = Nb, Ti, Zr, Hf)
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DOI:
10.1021/acsomega.9b01912
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发表时间:
2019-09-17
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影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Akiyama, Morito
Akiyama, Morito
中科院分区:
化学3区
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作者:
Hirata, Kenji;Yamada, Hiroshi;Akiyama, Morito

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用第一性原理计算方法研究了在氮化铝(AlN)中共掺杂Mg + X (X = Nb, Ti, Zr, Hf)增强压电性能的机理。理论上,当弹性常数C-33减小,压电应力常数e(33)增大时,可以增大压电常数d(33)。在AlN中加入Mg + X可以提高e(33)的所有分量,包括夹固的e(33)、Born有效电荷(Z(33))和内部参数的应变灵敏度(du/d epsilon)。Mg + x共掺杂AlN中C-33的减少和du/d epsilon的增加表明发生了弹性软化,这被认为是受纤锌矿结构中原子间键变化的影响。用晶体轨道Hamilton居群对Mg + x共掺杂AlN体系中金属-氮(Me-N)对的成键分析表明,其共价键(Me-N)弱于纯AlN体系。因此,这种较弱的共价键被认为是弹性软化的起源之一。掺sc的AlN具有比纯AlN更高的压电响应。
The enhancement mechanism of piezoelectric properties codoping Mg + X (X = Nb, Ti, Zr, Hf) into aluminum nitride (AlN) was investigated by first-principles calculations. Theoretically, the piezoelectric constant (d(33)) can be increased when the elastic constant (C-33) is decreased and the piezoelectric stress constant (e(33)) is increased. All components of e(33), which consists of the clamped e(33), the Born effective charge (Z(33)), and the strain sensitivity (du/d epsilon) of the internal parameter, were improved by the addition of Mg + X into AlN. The decrease in C-33 and the increase in du/d epsilon that were observed in Mg + Xcodoped AlN indicate the occurrence of elastic softening which was considered to be influenced by changes in the interatomic bond in the wurtzite structure. The bonding analysis of metal-nitrogen (Me-N) pairs in the Mg + X-codoped AlN system which was carried out by crystal orbital Hamilton populations showed that the covalent bonding (Me-N) was weaker than in pure AlN. Therefore, this weaker covalent bond is considered to be one of the origins of the elastic softening. Similar phenomena were also found for Sc-doped AlN which has higher piezoelectric response than that of pure AlN.