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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"piezoelectric crystals"”.

  1. I. Resonant two-proton reabsorption by exition-polaritons in cuprous chloride films ; II. Heat pulse progration across metal/sapphire interfaces ; III. Phonon focusing in piezoelectric crystals

    … or weakly bonded surfaces. 3. Phonon Focusing in Piezoelectric Crystals. The calculation of phonon focusing patterns through classical elasticity theory is extended to include the piezoelectric effect in the quasistatic limit through the use of ""stiffened"" elastic constants. Good agreement …

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  2. Design and Manufacture of an Ultrasonic Transducer for Long-term High Temperature Operation

    … designs were pursued based on two different piezoelectric crystals as the active element: gallium phosphate and lithium niobate. A high Curie temperature of 1200 째C for lithium niobate and a high phase transition temperature of 970 째C for gallium phosphate, make the two piezoelements suitable …

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  3. Structural Study of Heterogeneous States in Lead-free NBT-based Single Crystals

    … non-lead-based compositions of ferroelectric and piezoelectric materials. These materials—now widely used in sensors, actuators, and transducers—are for the most part lead-based compounds such as Pb(Zr,Ti)O₃ (PZT). Indeed, PZT represents the dominant market share for use in these technologies. …

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