Molecular ferroelectricity of vinylidene fluoride oligomer investigated by atomic force microscopy
KNK Noda, KIK Ishida, AKA Kubono… - Japanese Journal of …, 2001 - iopscience.iop.org
Nanometer-scale electrical properties of local ferroelectric domains formed in thin films of
newly synthesized vinylidene fluoride (VDF) oligomer were investigated by atomic force
microscopy (AFM). Local poling and observation of the piezoelectric response revealed that
the polarized domains were reversibly formed and erased in a nanometer-thick film by
applying dc or pulse voltages between the electrically conductive AFM tip and the bottom
electrode. The formed domain size depends on the pulse poling conditions and increases …
newly synthesized vinylidene fluoride (VDF) oligomer were investigated by atomic force
microscopy (AFM). Local poling and observation of the piezoelectric response revealed that
the polarized domains were reversibly formed and erased in a nanometer-thick film by
applying dc or pulse voltages between the electrically conductive AFM tip and the bottom
electrode. The formed domain size depends on the pulse poling conditions and increases …
Molecular Ferroelectricity of Vinylidene Fluoride Oligomer Investigated by Atomic Force Microscopy.
N Kei, I Kenji, K Atsushi, H Toshihisa… - Japanese Journal of …, 2001 - cir.nii.ac.jp
抄録 Nanometer-scale electrical properties of local ferroelectric domains formed in thin films
of newly synthesized vinylidene fluoride (VDF) oligomer were investigated by atomic force
microscopy (AFM). Local poling and observation of the piezoelectric response revealed that
the polarized domains were reversibly formed and erased in a nanometer-thick film by
applying dc or pulse voltages between the electrically conductive AFM tip and the bottom
electrode. The formed domain size depends on the pulse poling conditions and increases …
of newly synthesized vinylidene fluoride (VDF) oligomer were investigated by atomic force
microscopy (AFM). Local poling and observation of the piezoelectric response revealed that
the polarized domains were reversibly formed and erased in a nanometer-thick film by
applying dc or pulse voltages between the electrically conductive AFM tip and the bottom
electrode. The formed domain size depends on the pulse poling conditions and increases …
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