CM9611 Piezoelectric Ceramic Sheet PZT Substrate PZT-5A 5x5x2 mm 200V

Piezoelectric Ceramic Sheet PZT Substrate PZT-5A 5x5x2 mm 200V Description

The substrate is fabricated from lead zirconate titanate (PZT-5A) and measures 5x5x2 mm, operating at 200V. Its compact dimensions facilitate integration into devices requiring precise positioning or force sensing. The material demonstrates consistent domain orientation and stable dielectric properties critical for converting mechanical inputs into electrical signals. Technical processing steps, including controlled sintering and surface finish assessment, minimise porosity and ensure efficient electromechanical performance.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Sheet PZT Substrate PZT-5A 5x5x2 mm 200V Applications

1.       Electronics
   - Used as an actuator element in precision switching devices to achieve fast mechanical response by leveraging consistent electromechanical conversion.
   - Applied as a sensor in vibration monitoring systems to detect minor oscillations by exploiting the stable dielectric properties.

2.       Industrial
   - Serves as a component in automated control assemblies to control micro-movements by capitalising on its precise mechanical-to-electrical energy conversion.
   - Frequently used in positioning devices for manufacturing equipment to maintain operational accuracy through its predictable performance under applied voltage.

3.       Research and Development
   - Applied in experimental setups to study piezoelectric phenomena by providing a standardised ceramic substrate that ensures reproducible results.
   - Serves as a calibration standard in sensor development labs to verify measurement linearity by offering consistent electromechanical behaviour.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Sheet PZT Substrate PZT-5A 5x5x2 mm 200V Packing

The product is secured in an anti-static, foam-padded enclosure to prevent physical damage and contamination. It is stored in a controlled, low-humidity environment to maintain material integrity. Packaging is designed to reduce mechanical shock during transit; customised options for compartmentalisation and labelling are available to suit specific laboratory or production storage requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the substrate maintain its electromechanical performance under a 200V operating condition?
A1: The substrate’s performance is maintained through controlled sintering and phase analysis that ensure uniform PZT-5A composition. These processes reduce variability in domain orientation, thereby supporting consistent electromechanical conversion even under a 200V load.

Q2: What quality control measures are implemented during the production of the substrate?
A2: SAM utilises X-ray diffraction and surface finish assessments during production, monitoring microstructural integrity and verifying phase consistency. This approach minimises defects and ensures that each substrate meets the required electromechanical standards.

Q3: How can the product dimensions influence its integration into devices?
A3: The 5x5x2 mm dimensions allow for easy incorporation into compact sensor arrays and micro-actuators. The small form factor ensures compatibility with standard assembly and processing systems, enhancing integration in miniaturised devices.

Additional Information

Piezoelectric materials such as PZT are widely studied for their capacity to convert mechanical stress into electrical charge. These ceramics play a vital role in various applications where miniaturisation and precise control of actuation and sensing are required. Advances in ceramic processing techniques continue to improve the consistency and efficiency of such substrates.

Understanding the relationship between microstructure and electromechanical properties is crucial for material scientists. Ongoing research in piezoelectric ceramics focuses on optimising processing protocols to balance mechanical strength and electrical performance, contributing to advancements in sensor and actuator technologies.