Complex impedance analysis and relationships with electrical conductivity, and dielectric constants

Salman, Fathy

doi:10.21608/ajsr.2018.171724

Complex impedance analysis and relationships with electrical conductivity, and dielectric constants

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Fathy Salman

Physics department, Faculty of Science,Banha University, Egypt

10.21608/ajsr.2018.171724

Abstract

AC impedance spectroscopy is a valuable tool for studying both the bulk transport properties of a material and the ac conductivity and the dielectric properties.The principle of the impedance analysis method is based on measurements of the sample impedance taken over a wide range of frequencies and then analysed in the complex impedance plane . The mathod was firstly applied to solid electrolytes problems by Bauerle⁽¹⁹⁾and then used by many workers for various superionic conductors. The impedance analysis method requires the determination from the measurements two parts of the complex impedance of the sample Z* = Z' + J Z''. The main parameters Rand C are deduced from the analysis of impedance method

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