What is Ferroelectricity?
Ferroelectricity is an phenomenon that is created when materials with qualities that make them ideal for ferroelectric current to develop have been placed in close proximity exhibit. The resulting creation of electrical flow is referred to as the creation of a dipole moment. The term ferroelectricity is related to the concept of ferromagnetism, which has to do with the creation of a magnetic moment. With ferroelectricity, the creation of a dipole moment is also a phenomenon created by using specific materials in a specific environment, with an eye toward controlling the direction of the electric dipoles. Several factors go into the process of creating ferroelectricity, and being able to harness the energy for constructive use. Here is some information about the conditions needed to produce ferroelectricity, as well as a couple of examples of how ferroelectricity is used today. Materials that possess ferroelectric properties are physically attached to a lattice grid that can be used as
