Piezoelectric Sensor Transducer 35mm Dia

Description

• Size: The “35mm Dia” measurement refers to the diameter of the sensor, indicating its physical dimensions. This size is relatively standard for piezoelectric sensors and can vary slightly among different models.
• Piezoelectric Effect: Piezoelectric sensors work based on the piezoelectric effect, which is the ability of certain materials (such as piezoelectric crystals or ceramics) to generate an electrical charge when subjected to mechanical stress, such as pressure or vibration.
• Sensing Mechanism: Piezoelectric sensor transducers are used to detect and measure variations in pressure, force, acceleration, or vibrations. When mechanical force is applied to the sensor’s surface, it generates an electrical signal proportional to the applied force.
• Sensitivity: The sensitivity of a piezoelectric sensor can be tailored to specific applications by choosing the appropriate materials and design. This makes them suitable for a wide range of pressure and force measurement tasks.
• Output Signal: Piezoelectric sensors typically produce a voltage or charge output signal, which can be further processed to measure and analyze the physical parameter being sensed.
• Applications: These sensors are widely used in various applications, including load cells for weighing scales, accelerometers for measuring acceleration, pressure sensors in industrial and automotive applications, and in scientific research for measuring force and vibrations.
• Mounting: Piezoelectric sensor transducers can be mounted or attached to surfaces where force or pressure needs to be measured. They are often connected to measurement equipment or data acquisition systems to record and analyze the electrical output.
• Dynamic Response: These sensors are known for their fast dynamic response and ability to capture rapid changes in force or pressure.
• Temperature Dependence: The sensitivity of piezoelectric sensors can be temperature-dependent, so they may require compensation or calibration in temperature-varying environments.
• Wide Range of Sizes: Piezoelectric sensors come in various sizes, from small elements for fine-scale measurements to larger sensors for more robust applications.