Effect of Dimensional Size on the Electrical Voltage Generation Property of PZT Piezoelectric Ceramic

Ming Cheng Chure; Long Wu; King Kung Wu; Yu Chang Lin; Meng Jiun Wu; Chia Cheng Tung; Jui Sheng Lin; Wu Chung Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.377.166

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Effect of Dimensional Size on the Electrical Voltage Generation Property of PZT Piezoelectric Ceramic

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In this study the relation between output voltages of PZT piezoelectric ceramic body with applied impact mechanical energy are studies. The output voltages of PZT piezoelectric ceramic body are increased with the increasing of the applied mechanical energy. Under the same impact mechanical energy, the output voltages of the PZT piezoelectric ceramic body are depending on both the dimensional size and properties of the samples. The PZT piezoelectric ceramic body with greater (t/D²) can produce a higher output voltage. With the same piezoelectric ceramic body size, under the same impact mechanical energy, the output voltage of soft type piezoelectric ceramic body is higher than that of hard type piezoelectric ceramic body, which is because the g₃₃ value of soft type piezoelectric ceramic body is higher than that of hard type piezoelectric ceramic body.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 377)

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166-170

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Ming Cheng Chure, Long Wu, King Kung Wu, Yu Chang Lin, Meng Jiun Wu, Chia Cheng Tung, Jui Sheng Lin, Wu Chung Ma

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Energy Harvesting, Piezoelectric Ceramic (PZT), Power Generation

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