Piezoelectric Materials
High
Power
"Hard" Materials |
High power or
"hard" ceramics can withstand high levels
of electrical excitation and mechanical stress.
These materials are suited for high voltage or high
power generators and transducers.
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DOD STD -
1376A (SH) Type I
PZT-4 |
This material is
ideally suited for ultrasonic cleaning, sonar, and
other high power acoustic radiation applications.
These materials are designated as PZT-4 type
materials and are capable of producing large
mechanical drive amplitudes while maintaining low
mechanical and dielectric losses. In addition, it
can be used under both constant and repetitive
conditions. Within this group of materials, Morgan
Electro Ceramics offer a complete range of eight
PZT-4 material types with a variety of permittivity
values, coupling, power handling and actuation
properties.
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DOD STD -
1376A (SH) Type III
PZT-8 |
This material is
used in high power applications, even though its
piezoelectric activity level is slightly lower than
PZT-4 types. With an extremely high mechanical
quality and extremely low loss factor, PZT-8
materials have the ultimate power handling
capability. Within this group of materials, Morgan
Electro Ceramics offer a complete range of eight
PZT8 material types with a variety of permittivity
values, coupling, power handling and actuation
properties.
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DOD STD -
1376A (SH) Type IV
PC3 |
This material is
a barium titanate ceramic that is still used for a
variety of sonar and specialized transducer
applications. |
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