Harris Acoustic Sensors EC-69 Lead Zirconium Titanate Piezoelectric

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Harris Acoustic Sensors EC-69 Lead Zirconium Titanate Piezoelectric
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide; Titanium Oxide; Zirconium Oxide; Piezoelectric
Material Notes:	Providing maximum stability for high driving fields and high pressure operations, this material provides unmatched performance for high power acoustic projectors or deep water applications. Data provided by Harris Acoustic Sensors. Harris Acoustic Sensors has acquired EDO Ceramics. This grade is available from Harris.
Key Words:	PZT; PbZrO3 - PbTiO3 Solid Solution
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Available Properties

Density
Modulus of Elasticity, Young's Modulus
Curie Temperature
Dielectric Constant
Dissipation Factor, low field
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Coupling Factor, k33
Piezoelectric Transverse Voltage Coefficient, d31, 10^-12 m/V, strain/field at constant stress
Piezoelectric Shear Charge Coefficient, d15, 10^-12 m/V, strain/field at constant stress
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Voltage Coefficient, g33, 10^-3 V-m/N, field/stress at constant charge density
Piezoelectric Planar Coupling Factor, kp
Piezoelectric Mechanical Q, Thin Disk
Piezoelectric Shear Coupling Factor, k15
Piezoelectric Longitudinal Charge Coefficient, d33, 10^-12 m/V, strain/field at constant stress
Piezoelectric Transverse Voltage Coefficient, g31, 10^-3 V-m/N, field/stress at constant charge density
Piezoelectric Shear Voltage Coefficient, g15, 10^-3 V-m/N, field/stress at constant charge density
Piezoelectric Transverse Coupling Factor, k31

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formerly ITT exelis formerly edo

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