Abstract
Perovskite structures have strong piezoelectric properties, making them
suitable for a wide range of applications such as sensors, energy harvesting devices and
actuators. The chapter examines numerous synthesis procedures, including coprecipitation, hydrothermal, solid-state reaction, the Pechini process, sol-gel autocombustion, low temperature, and pulsed-laser decomposition. Each technique's
principles, benefits, limits, and special concerns are given, along with instances of
successful perovskite synthesis. Furthermore, the chapter examines current advances
and upcoming trends in the area, offering insights into the future direction of
piezoelectric perovskite synthesis.