Shape of local hysteresis loops measured by means of piezoresponse force microscopy

A. V. Ievlev, E. V. Nikolaeva, E. I. Shishkin, V. Ya Shur

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Abstract

Shape of local hysteresis loops was studied by scanning probe microscopy using pulsed and in-field modes. Intermediate states on the loops measured in pulsed mode were revealed and explained by partial backswitching in the area under SPM tip. The obtained slope of the loops measured in the in-field mode was explained taking into account the interaction between two types of charges: induced in sample by switching voltage and in cantilever by modulation voltage. Dependence of loops slope on the position of the laser spot on the cantilever was found. Computer simulation was used for explanation of the observed data.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)26-33
Number of pages8
JournalFerroelectrics
Volume398
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 2010
Externally publishedYes
Event3rd International Symposium on Ferroelectric Domain Structuring, ISDS'09 - Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation
Duration: Sep 13 2009Sep 18 2009

Funding

The research was made possible in part by RFBR (grants 08-02-12173-ofr, 08-02-99082-r-ofr, 08-02-90434-Ukr-a, 10-02-96042-r-Ural-a, 10-02-00627-a), U.S. CRDF BRHE & FAE (PhD Award RNP 2.2.2.3.10017/Y4-P-05-11), by Federal Agency of Education (contract P870), by Federal Agency of Science and Innovation (contracts 02.740.11.0171 and 02.552.11.7069).

FundersFunder number
FAERNP 2.2.2.3.10017/Y4-P-05-11
Federal Agency of EducationP870
U.S. CRDF BRHE
Russian Foundation for Basic Research10-02-00627-a, 10-02-96042-r-Ural-a, 08-02-99082-r-ofr, 08-02-12173-ofr
Federal Agency for Science and Innovation02.552.11.7069, 02.740.11.0171

    Keywords

    • Local polarization reversal
    • local hysteresis loops
    • piezoresponse force microscopy
    • scanning probe microscopy

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