Bismuth ferrite with the chemical formula of BiFeO3, is an inorganic chemical compound with perovskite structure and one of the most promising multiferroic materials.
A bismuth ferrite sputtering target is usually made by high temperature sinttering/recrystallization the mixture of the oxide coumpound of Bi and Fe, to obtain an one phase material Bismuth Ferrite (BiFeO3). Indium bonding is recommended for bismuth ferrite sputtering targets.
Bismuth ferrit is a Pb-free ferroelectric (FE) material widely known for its excellent ferroelectric properties, such as large remnant polarization, high Curie temperature, and high antiferromagnetic Neel temperature. It is perhaps the only material that possesses magnetic and FE properties at and above room temperature. Recently, polarization-induced photovoltaic properties in bismuth ferrite have received increased attention owing to its extremely large remnant polarization and a direct energy band gap (3.3 eV).
Well-prepared bismuth ferrite films are more suitable than most ferroelectric materials for studying the ferroelectric photovoltaic effect. You may find a paper related to this topic in the link given below:
You can order bismuth ferrite sputtering targets from the links given on the table below:
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