Dielectric Properties of PbNb2O6 up to 700°C from Impedance Spectroscopy
Figure 13
Variation of (real part of impedance) and (imaginary part of impedance) with frequency (plotted in log scale) at different temperatures. Frequency at the intersection of the two graphs gives a value of the relaxation time of the system, to be called . Relaxation time estimated from the frequency) at the peaking in is to be called .
