CeramTec Sonox® P88 Piezoceramic

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CeramTec Sonox® P88 Piezoceramic
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide; Piezoelectric
Material Notes:	Piezoceramic devices are used to convert mechanical features such as pressure or acceleration into voltages, or conversely, to convert a voltage into mechanical motion or oscillation. Piezoceramics require very little energy and their shape potential is almost unlimited. Such properties allow this material to be used in wide-ranging apparatus and mechanical engineering applications. Sonox® P88 is designed to withstand high electrical control voltages and intense mechanical (pressure) loads. It features low dielectric loss, dielectric constants between 1000 and 1600, and high Q values (between 500 and 2000). It is well suited for high-performance ultrasonic applications in the 20 kHz to several MHz range.
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Available Properties

Density
Curie Temperature, Tc
Dielectric Constant, e₃₃ S/e₀
Dielectric Constant, e₁₁ S/e₀
Dielectric Constant, e₃₃ t/e₀
Dielectric Constant, e₁₁ t/e₀
Dissipation Factor
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Coupling Factor, k33
Piezoelectric Transverse Voltage Coefficient, d31, 10^-12 m/V
Piezoelectric Shear Charge Coefficient, d15, 10^-12 m/V
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Voltage Coefficient, g33, 10^-3 V-m/N
Piezoelectric Planar Coupling Factor, kp
Piezoelectric Mechanical Q
Piezoelectric Shear Coupling Factor, k15
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Charge Coefficient, d33, 10^-12 m/V
Piezoelectric Transverse Coupling Factor, k31

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CeramTec North America

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