Industrial 50205mm Piezoelectric Ceramic Element Welding Transducer Piezo Ceramic Piezoelectric Ceramic

Industrial 50*20*5mm Piezoelectric Ceramic Element Welding Transducer Piezo Ceramic Piezoelectric Ceramic

The basic characteristic of piezoelectric ceramic sheets is that they have a “piezoelectric effect”, that is, when subjected to external pressure from the vertical direction, as the sheet bends and deforms (changes in geometry), a voltage is generated on both electrode surfaces, and the magnitude of the voltage is proportional to the change in pressure. By utilizing this feature, piezoelectric ceramic sheets can be used as sensors for pressure changes (or vibration waves), and electronic circuits can be used to monitor the instantaneous changes in force conditions at a certain location, which is very useful in practice. On the contrary, if a direct current voltage is applied to the two electrode surfaces of a piezoelectric ceramic sheet, the sheet will undergo corresponding mechanical deformation (i.e., the “reverse piezoelectric effect”).

spec	Dimension (mm)	Radial frequency (KHz)	Capacitance (pf)	Dielectric dissipation factor tanδ(%)	Electromechanical coupling coefficient (Kr)	Impedance Zr(Ω)	Thickness frequency (KHz)
PU-PC25103	Φ25×Φ10×3	66.4	1240±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	683±5%
PU-PC225104	Φ25×Φ10×4	66.4	930±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	512±5%
PU-PC40155	Φ40×Φ12×5	45.9	2070±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	410±5%
PU-PC40155	Φ40×Φ15×5	42.2	1960±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	323±5%
PU-PC40176	Φ40×Φ17×6	40.5	1555±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	341±5%
PU-PC40205	Φ40×Φ20×5	37.9	1700±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.47	≤15	410±5%
PU-PC50206	Φ50×Φ20×6	33.2	2490±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	341±5%
PU-PC501765	Φ50×Φ17×6.5	34.8	2430±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.46	≤15	315±5%
PU-PC50236	Φ50×Φ23×6	31.2	2340±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.47	≤15	341±5%
PU-PC50276	Φ50×Φ27×6	29.3	2100±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.47	≤15	341±5%
PU-PC603010	Φ60×Φ30×10	25.3	1922±12.5%	≤0.3	≥0.47	≤18	205±5%