CM9617 Piezoelectric Ceramic Ring PZT Ring PZT-5A OD: 15 mm ID: 9 mm 200V

Piezoelectric Ceramic Ring PZT Ring PZT-5A OD. 15 mm ID. 9 mm 200V Description

The product is fabricated from a lead zirconate titanate (PZT-5A) ceramic composition that exhibits significant piezoelectric properties. Its 15 mm outer diameter and 9 mm inner diameter ensure dimensional compatibility with standard ring configurations found in sensor and actuator systems. With a voltage rating of 200V, the component supports mid-range power applications while converting electrical signals into precise mechanical displacements. Controlled manufacturing processes help maintain consistency in performance for critical industrial applications.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Ring PZT Ring PZT-5A OD. 15 mm ID. 9 mm 200V Applications

Electronics Applications
- Used as a transducer element in micro-sensors to achieve precise mechanical strain detection by utilising rapid electromechanical conversion.
- Applied as an actuator in precision positioning systems to meet displacement accuracy requirements via its defined voltage range.

Industrial Applications
- Serves as a vibration sensor in monitoring systems to capture dynamic load variations by utilising its piezoelectric properties.

Automation Systems
- Employed as an energy conversion element in feedback control loops to transduce electrical signals into mechanical motion using its well-controlled dimensions.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Ring PZT Ring PZT-5A OD. 15 mm ID. 9 mm 200V Packing

The ceramic ring is individually packaged in moisture-resistant, anti-static pouches and secured within foam-lined containers. This approach minimises mechanical stress and contamination. Storage conditions should maintain controlled temperature and low humidity levels to preserve piezoelectric properties. Customised packaging options, including specialised labelling and compartmentalisation, are available based on specific handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the 200V rating influence the device’s operational range?
A1: The 200V rating sets the upper limit for safe electrical operation, ensuring that the dielectric properties are maintained and preventing breakdown during electromechanical transduction in mid-range applications.

Q2: In what way does the ring’s geometry affect its integration into assemblies?
A2: The specified 15 mm outer and 9 mm inner diameters help achieve compatibility with standard mounting fixtures and assembly jigs, reducing mechanical misalignment and ensuring consistent performance in sensor and actuator systems.

Q3: What quality control measures are applied during the manufacturing process?
A3: The production process includes optical inspection, dimensional verification, and X-ray analysis. These steps identify microstructural deviations and ensure material uniformity, which is critical for consistent piezoelectric behaviour under operational stresses.

Additional Information

Piezoelectric ceramics such as PZT-5A play a pivotal role in electromechanical systems by converting electrical energy into mechanical displacement and vice versa. Their intrinsic properties depend on controlled microstructural design, which influences factors like dielectric constant and electromechanical coupling. Consistent processing methods and advanced inspection techniques help in achieving the desired performance metrics critical for contemporary industrial applications.

Advances in ceramic material science continue to expand the understanding of domain switching and polarisation phenomena. Improved characterisation methods using techniques like scanning electron microscopy and impedance spectroscopy offer deeper insights into performance variability. Such research supports ongoing technological enhancements in precision sensors, actuators, and energy harvesting devices.