Abstract
Recently, much attention has been paid to the development of new microminiature solid-state cooling devices and heat energy converters based on the electrocaloric effect. But researchers pay little attention to aspects of the electrocaloric effect associated with its time and frequency characteristics. These phenomena must be taken into account when developing highly efficient thermodynamic cycles for solid-state cooling devices. In this work, we conducted an experimental study of the dependence of the electrocaloric response of a ferroelectric sample on the period and duty cycle of the control signal was studied. It was demonstrated, that value of electrocaloric response in studied ceramics may vary by more then 15% depending on period and duty cycle of electric pulses.
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