CdS Solid state phase insensitive ultrasonic transducer

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

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29 2535, 310327, 310334, 310360, H01L 4118

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041952448

ABSTRACT:
A phase insensitive ultrasonic transducer which includes a CdS crystal that is annealed for a selected period of time and at a selected temperature to provide substantially maximum acoustic attenuation at the operating frequency of the transducer. Two electrodes are attached to the crystal with amplifier means and a signal processing system connected to one of the electrodes to provide an ultrasonic receiver.

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