CM9627 Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 60 mm x 5 mm

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 60 mm x 5 mm Description

The disc comprises lead zirconate titanate (PZT), engineered to convert applied mechanical force into an electrical output. The 60 mm diameter and 5 mm thickness ensure compatibility with equipment designed for large-scale or high-force transduction. The engineered microstructure promotes effective domain alignment, which enhances signal consistency. Dimensional precision and material homogeneity yield a component suited for applications where accurate piezoelectric responses are required.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 60 mm x 5 mm Applications

1.       Electronics
   - Used as a sensor element in vibration monitoring systems to achieve accurate force detection by utilising the PZT composition’s electromechanical response.
   - Applied in acoustic transducers to convert sound vibrations into electrical signals by employing the material’s inherent piezoelectric properties.

2.       Industrial
   - Serves as an actuator in precision positioning systems to achieve controlled movement by harnessing the uniform thickness and stability of the ceramic.
   - Frequently used in energy harvesting systems where mechanical stresses are converted into electrical energy by the engineered ceramic matrix.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 60 mm x 5 mm Packing

The disc is packaged using a multilayer protective system including foam inserts and anti-static wrapping to prevent mechanical damage and contamination. Storage is recommended in a climate-controlled environment to prevent moisture absorption. The packaging design includes sealing measures to minimise dust ingress, and options for customised labelling and compartmentalisation are available upon request to satisfy specific logistical and handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the dimensional uniformity of the disc affect its performance?
A1: The 60 mm diameter and 5 mm thickness ensure the disc integrates effectively with standard testing and operational setups. Uniformity in dimensions supports consistent piezoelectric behaviour and minimises variations in signal output, which is critical for precise measurement applications.

Q2: What quality control measures are implemented during production?
A2: Production includes optical microscopy and ultrasonic inspection to verify uniformity and check for microstructural defects. These measures help maintain the electromechanical properties by ensuring the PZT composition remains consistent across batches.

Q3: Can the disc be integrated into existing sensor systems?
A3: Yes, the disc’s standardised dimensions and reliable piezoelectric response make it suitable for integration into a range of sensor systems, ensuring mechanical-to-electrical transduction is efficient and predictable.

Additional Information

Piezoelectric ceramics such as PZT play a significant role in precision engineering applications by converting mechanical deformation into electrical signals. Research into ceramic microstructures and domain alignment has advanced the capabilities of these materials, making them integral in sensor technology and actuator designs. Detailed studies on the material’s electromechanical coupling continue to influence the development of more efficient energy transducers.

Advanced ceramic processing techniques contribute to improved reproducibility and performance, enabling engineers to design systems with predictable responses under varying mechanical loads. Ongoing research also focuses on optimising the ceramic composition to achieve finer control over the piezoelectric properties, further expanding the material’s practical applications in industrial and electronics sectors.