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Caterpillar-type piezoelectric d33 bimorph transducer

V. D. Kugel, Sanjay Chandran, L. E. Cross

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A piezoelectric bimorph transducer utilizing piezoelectric d33 coefficient was developed. This bimorph consists of piezoelectric segments bonded by a polymeric agent and was fabricated by a dicing and layering technique. The transducer has superior piezoelectric characteristics compared to standard piezoelectric d31 bimorphs. Piezoelectric coefficients, electrical admittance, mechanical compliance, and losses of the actuator were found to increase with increasing driving electric field.

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A piezoelectric bimorph transducer utilizing piezoelectric d33 coefficient was developed. This bimorph consists of piezoelectric segments bonded by a polymeric agent and was fabricated by a dicing and layering technique. The transducer has superior piezoelectric characteristics compared to standard piezoelectric d31 bimorphs. Piezoelectric coefficients, electrical admittance, mechanical compliance, and losses of the actuator were found to increase with increasing driving electric field.

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A piezoelectric bimorph transducer utilizing piezoelectric d33 coefficient was developed. This bimorph consists of piezoelectric segments bonded by a polymeric agent and was fabricated by a dicing and layering technique. The transducer has superior piezoelectric characteristics compared to standard piezoelectric d31 bimorphs. Piezoelectric coefficients, electrical admittance, mechanical compliance, and losses of the actuator were found to increase with increasing driving electric field.

Key concepts: Bimorph, Piezoelectricity, Materials science, Piezoelectric coefficient, PMUT, Transducer, Piezoelectric accelerometer, Admittance

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