It is well known that BaTiO3 has very high dielectric constant. however, the high value of the dielectric constant occurs at a very narrow range of temperatures close to the Curie temperature (θc) of the BaTiO3 (about 120oC). Thus, pure BaTiO3 is rarely used at room temperature.
One of the approaches to solve this issue is to dope BaTiO3 with Sr or Pb to make solid solutions as these titanates have isostructures with BaTiO3. Such compounds have broader θc range close to RT.