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A Thermodynamic Framework for Fast Ferroelectric Depolarization: From the Helmholtz Free-Energy Landscape to a Design Principle for Pulsed-Power Sources Variant 2
The shock-induced ultrafast depolarization of ferroelectrics enables explosive ferroelectric generators (FEGs) to convert stored polarization into high-voltage pulses on nanosecond timescales, and the resulting electrical transients are described accurately by the established va
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