Polycrystalline samples of Pb(4.9)A(0.1)Ge(2.5)Ti(0.5)O(11) (A = Ca, Sr, Pa
) have been prepared by solid-state reaction technique. Studies of X-ray po
wder diffraction patterns of these compounds at room temperature suggest th
at the compounds have been formed almost in single phase with trigonal crys
tal system. Detailed studies of dielectric properties of the compounds as a
function of frequency (0.2 kHz to 1 MHz) at room temperature (RT), and for
temperatures RT to 200 degrees C at 10, 100 and 1000 kHz show broadening (
diffuseness) of the dielectric peaks and change of transition temperature w
ith the ionic size of the dopants. Analysis of diffuseness of the dielectri
c peaks shows that the values of gamma (diffusivity) lie between 1 and 2, w
hich indicate the variation of the degree of disordering of the system caus
ed due to substitution of different ions. Temperature dependence of electri
cal conductivity and polarization of these compounds provide some interesti
ng results for device fabrication.