Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Receivers
Patent
1990-11-30
1992-11-03
Steinberger, Brian S.
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Signal transducers
Receivers
310309, 361271, 381191, H04R 1900
Patent
active
051611287
ABSTRACT:
A capacitive transducer including a back plate and a tensioned dielectric diaphragm with a conductive layer is operated as a sonic energy emitter and receiver. The polarity of the dc bias applied to the transducer is periodically reversed to prevent charging and polarization of the dielectric diaphragm due to the applied electrostatic field. The bias voltage polarity is controlled in timed sequence with the application of a fluctuating voltage to generate sonic energy with optimum efficiency. Electrical signals resulting from received sonic energy are selectively inverted and provided with compensation for differences resulting from differences in bias polarities.
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Steinberger Brian S.
Ultrasonic Arrays, Inc.
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