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Takahashi Lab
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A lab that explores the electrical properties of polymers through ferroelectricity.
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Investigating the electrical properties of polymers through ferroelectricity
The Takahashi Lab studies the electrical properties of polymers.
Its research history lists the ferroelectricity of polymers as research carried out since 1985.
Its research topics include the ferroelectricity of ultrathin films of VDF copolymers and the polarization reversal mechanism of VDF/TrFE copolymers.
Key terms
- Ferroelectricity
- The property of a material whose internal electrical bias (polarization) can be switched in direction by applying an external electric field
- Polarization reversal
- A change in which the direction of the electrical bias inside a material is flipped to the opposite direction by an electric field
ResearchResearch themes
The Takahashi Lab studies the electrical properties of polymers, including ferroelectricity. Its listed research topics are the ferroelectricity of ultrathin films of VDF copolymers, the polarization reversal mechanism and ferroelectric phase transition of VDF/TrFE copolymers, and the dynamics of the pyroelectric response of pyroelectric polymers.
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- LecturerYoshiyuki Takahashi
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