Method of controlling the polarization condition of transducers

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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29 2535, 310 8, 310 81, 310 85, 310 95, H01L 4118, B01J 1700

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ABSTRACT:
A method for control monitoring the phase, depth, and area polarization of a piezoelectric transducer element. A piezoelectric element is energized by electrical pulses of controlled amplitude, duration, and repetition rate, and the response of the element is recorded by an oscilloscope or other suitable device. By properly matching the configuration, duration, and repetition rate of the driving pulses, with respect to the desired depth and phase of individual element layers, controlled-phase controlled-volume transducers may be achieved with a single piezoelectric transducer element.

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