In addition to its use as computer memory, ferroelectric materials can be used to build shift registers, logic, and amplifiers.

The dielectric constant of this ferroelectric material varies with temperature.

The spontaneous polarization of ferroelectric materials implies a hysteresis effect which can be used as a memory function.

Also, the electro-optic modulators that form the backbone of the Internet are made with ferroelectric materials.

The ferroelectric material of class 2 capacitors depends on the applied voltage.

A ferroelectric material has a nonlinear relationship between the applied electric field and the apparent stored charge.

This is where the ferroelectric material comes in.

Capacitors are made by sandwiching ferroelectric materials between conducting metal layers.

These ferroelectric materials have also been used as sensors.

It is used to develop ferroelectric materials, and in optical materials.