Low frequency flex-beam underwater acoustic transducer

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Underwater type

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367160, 367162, 367159, 310322, 310330, 310337, H04R 1700

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054065313

ABSTRACT:
A low frequency flex-beam underwater acoustic transducer has a base, a flexible beam having one end cantilever mounted on the base, and piezoelectric driving means, for flexurally driving the beam. The piezoelectric driving means operates in the k.sub.31 and/or the k.sub.33 mode.

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C. M. Siders et al., "Low-Frequency Underwater Flex-Beam Transducer", NRL morandum Report 6962 (30 Jul. 1992).
C. M. Siders et al., "Development of a Unique Compact Low-Frequency Acoustic Source", Proceedings of the 3d International Workshop on Transducers for Sonics & Ultrasonics pp. 222-230 (1992).

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