Introduction
The piezoelectric effect describes the relation between a mechanical stress and an electrical voltage in solids. The piezoelectric ceramic is a functional material that can convert mechanical energy to electrical energy with very high efficiency.
It is reversbile: an applied mechanical stress will generate a voltage and an applied voltage will change the shape of the solid by a small amount (up to a 4% change in volume).
OVERVIEW
- Various shape of piezoelectric ceramics
- Uniform microstructure (Good mechanical strength)
- Excellent energy conversion efficiency
- Excellent mass production
Applications
| Classification |
Products |
Classification |
Products |
| Telecommunication parts |
Resonator |
Appliance parts |
Ignitor |
| Filter(KHz) |
Buzzer Sounder |
| Filter(MHz) |
Transformer (Inverter) |
| SMD type filter |
Medical instrument parts |
Hifu |
| Actuator |
Linear actuator |
Ultrasonic Probe |
| Sensor |
Ultrasonic sensor |
Hydrophone |
| Ultrasonic Position sensor |
Etc. |
Ultrasonic Motor |
| Shock Sensor |
Mirror Tilter |
Piezoelectric characteristics
- Piezoelectric materials for ultrasonic transducer, hifu
| category |
unit |
ECO DM LAB |
| DM1 |
DM2 |
DM3 |
| Relative Dielectric Constant at 1kHz, K33T |
|
2000 |
1320 |
1350 |
| Dielectric Loss at 1kHz, Tanδ |
% |
3.0 |
0.15 |
0.15 |
| Electro-mechanical coupling Coefficient, kp |
|
0.69 |
0.61 |
0.62 |
| Mechanical Q value |
|
70±20 |
2000±200 |
2000±200 |
| Curie Temperature, Tc |
℃ |
340 |
320 |
320 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, d33 |
pC/N |
550~600 |
310 |
320 |
| Application |
|
Sensor |
Ultrasonic Cleaners, Piezoelectric transformers, Actuators for high power |
- Piezoelectric materials for medical instrument
| category |
unit |
ECO DM LAB |
| DM4 |
DM5 |
DM6 |
| Relative Dielectric Constant at 1kHz, K33T |
|
4400±100 |
3900±100 |
3300±100 |
| Dielectric Loss at 1kHz, Tanδ |
% |
302 |
3.0 |
2.5 |
| Electro-mechanical coupling Coefficient, kp |
|
0.69 |
0.65~0.66 |
0.65 |
| Electro-mechanical coupling Coefficient, kt |
|
0.51 |
0.55 |
0.50 |
| Mechanical Q value |
|
41±5 |
55±5 |
55±5 |
| Curie Temperature, Tc |
℃ |
184 |
225 |
230 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, d33 |
pC/N |
810 |
760 |
710 |
| Application |
|
Sensor |
Medical ultrasonic probe |
- Piezoelectric materials for energy harvesting
| category |
unit |
ECO DM LAB |
| DME |
| Relative Dielectric Constant at 1kHz, K33T |
|
750±20 |
| Dielectric Loss at 1kHz, Tanδ |
% |
3.2 |
| Electro-mechanical coupling Coefficient, kp |
|
0.65 |
| Mechanical Q value |
|
70±5 |
| Curie Temperature, Tc |
℃ |
370 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, d33 |
pC/N |
350 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, d31 |
pC/N |
-181 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, g33 |
10-3 Vm/N |
53 |
| Piezoelectric Charge constant, g31 |
10-3 Vm/N |
-27 |
| d33X g33 (Iongitudinal mode FoM) |
10-15 (㎡/N) |
18,600~21,000 |
| d31X g31 (Transverse mode FoM) |
10-15 (㎡/N) |
-4,960~5,600 |
| Application |
|
Energy harvesting Ignitor |