Piezoelectric bimorph type actuator

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Piezoelectric elements and devices

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310363, H01L 4108

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053828640

ABSTRACT:
A piezoelectric bimorph type actuator which, given a constant applied voltage, is capable of greater displacement without suffering from the problem of generating a smaller force of displacement or increasing the actuator size. The piezoelectric bimorph type actuator which is cantilevered, includes an electrode plate, a pair of piezoelectric plates provided on both sides of the electrode plate, and a voltage source for applying a voltage between each piezoelectric plate and the electrode plate so as to displace a free end thereof, wherein a ratio t.sub.2 /t.sub.1 between the thickness t.sub.2 of the electrode plate and the thickness t.sub.1 of each piezoelectric plate is set to be 0.42-1.11 times as much as a ratio E.sub.2 /E.sub.1 between the Young's modulus E.sub.2 of the electrode plate and the Young's modulus E.sub.1 of each piezoelectric plate.

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