Revived BBFTO double perovskite with improved dielectric properties for some possible device applications

A solid-state reaction procedure was followed to synthesize the BaBi1.4Fe0.6TiO6 ceramic. To compensate for the Bi3+ evaporation during the high-temperature sintering process, more Bi3+ content was so selected, further, it adds more promising ferroelectric and dielectric orders. The monoclinic crystal system formation was checked by the X-Ray Diffraction and Rietveld refinement methods. The average crystallite size is 37.46 nm, while the average grain size is 137.28 nm, which implies that a single grain might have contained some single-phase crystallites. The Energy-Dispersive X-Ray spectrum confirmed the sample's elemental purity. The material belongs to a perovskite phase, which was supported by some appeared usual vibrational modes in the Fourier-Transform Infrared analysis. The UV-Visible absorbance property results cutoff wavelength of 590 nm and the optical direct bandgap E-g = 2.53 eV. The remanent magnetization of 2P(r) = 0.782 mu C/cm(2) supports the ferroelectric nature. The room temperature (RT) dielectric parameter at 100 Hz has a higher e(r) (1408) and lower tan delta (0.24) as well as a higher transition (T-d > 350 degrees C) and Curie temperature (T-c > 485 degrees C). Deviation from the Debye-type relaxation process and semiconducting nature were observed in the sample. The conductivity nature is obedient to the Arrhenius law, which results in dc conductivity activation energy, E-a = 0.94 eV.