CM9628 Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 80 mm x 5 mm

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 80 mm x 5 mm Description

The Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 80 mm x 5 mm is based on lead zirconate titanate (PZT) material. Its 80 mm diameter and 5 mm thickness ensure compatibility with standard mounting hardware and industrial processing equipment. The ceramic matrix exhibits characteristic piezoelectric behaviour upon the application of an electric field, leading to measurable mechanical displacement. This makes it suitable for integration into sensor modules and actuator assemblies where consistent performance is required.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 80 mm x 5 mm Applications

1.       Electronics
   - Used as an actuator element in ultrasonic sensors to achieve rapid mechanical response by leveraging its piezoelectric conversion properties.
   - Applied in vibration control systems to reduce noise and provide stable feedback by utilising its defined displacement characteristics.

2.       Industrial Systems
   - Serves as an element in precision positioning devices to realise accurate motion control by virtue of its consistent operational parameters.
   - Frequently used in automated testing setups to simulate dynamic load conditions, capitalising on its repeatable electromechanical performance.

Piezoelectric Ceramic Disc PZT Disc Dia. 80 mm x 5 mm Packing

The ceramic disc is packaged in a custom anti-static container lined with cushioning foam to protect against mechanical shocks. It is sealed in moisture barrier bags to prevent contamination during transit and storage. Recommended storage is in a dry, temperature-regulated environment to maintain material integrity. Packing can be tailored with additional compartmentalisation and labelling according to specific handling requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are the critical dimensions of this ceramic disc and how do they influence its performance?
A1: The disc features an 80 mm diameter and 5 mm thickness. These dimensions are critical to ensure uniform strain distribution and compatibility with standard sensor and actuator assemblies, thereby directly influencing the efficiency of electromechanical conversion.

Q2: How is quality control managed during the production of this piezoelectric disc?
A2: Quality control includes dimensional verification, electrical impedance measurements, and visual inspection of the sintered ceramic. These tests ensure the material meets the required tolerance levels and exhibits consistent piezoelectric properties.

Q3: Can this piezoelectric disc be integrated into existing sensor systems without significant modifications?
A3: Yes, the disc’s standardised dimensions and material properties facilitate integration into conventional sensor and actuator systems, allowing for straightforward adaptation in existing designs without major reengineering.

Additional Information

Piezoelectric materials like PZT are widely used in applications that require conversion of electrical signals into mechanical movement and vice versa. The performance of these ceramics relies on well-defined crystal structures and controlled defect densities, which are managed via precise processing techniques. Understanding these material characteristics can aid engineers in designing systems with enhanced dynamic response and durability.

The field of piezoelectric ceramics continually evolves as processing techniques improve. Innovations in sintering and post-processing methods contribute to minimised defect densities and better temperature stability, reinforcing the reliability of these materials in demanding industrial and research applications.