Pengshen Wua, Cuijin Peia, Miao Chena, Xu Gaoa, Weihong Liub, Guoguang Yaoa,* and Jin Liuc
aSchool of Science, Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications, Xi’an 710121, China
bSchool of Electronic Energineering, Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications, Xi’an 710121, China
cSchool of Fine Arts, Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an, 710062, China
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By a reaction-sintering approach Li3Mg2SbO5F2 oxyfluorides ceramics were prepared. The sinterability, microstructure, phase transition along with microwave dielectric performances of present ceramics were researched. A gradual phase transition from cubic to orthorhombic in Li3Mg2SbO5F2 ceramics sintered above 825 °C was identified by XRD refinement analysis. The microwave dielectric performances of present ceramics were closely correlated with its phase transition process and microstructure. Typically, optimal microwave dielectric performances (εr ~ 8.1, τf ~ –54.0 ppm/°C, Q × f ~ 68,500 GHz (under 9.2 GHz)) were achieved for 825 °C-sintered Li3Mg2SbO5F2 ceramics. Moreover, a cylindrical dielectric resonator antenna fabricated from Li3Mg2SbO5F2 ceramics exhibited a maximum return loss (S11) of –30.3 dB, a maximum gain of 5.3 dB and VSWR of 1.1 at the center frequency of 11.6 GHz, and impedance bandwidth of 300 MHz (at –10 dB), respectively.
Keywords: Ceramics, Li3Mg2SbO5F2 oxyfluorides, microwave dielectric properties, antenna
2023; 24(6): 977-982
Published on Dec 31, 2023
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