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Jeff Zahnd

Jeff Zahnd, V.P. Engineering, APC International, Ltd.
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major components of a single-element transducer

Transducer Basics: Ceramics in Transduction

Single-element transducers are often the most cost-effective option for signal generation and sensing applications, while multiple ceramic element transducers are best-suited for high power or large displacement applications.
Brian Julius Jeff Zahnd Ron Staut
June 1, 2017
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Transduction refers to the conversion of energy from one form to another. In terms of piezoelectric transducers, it means the conversion of electrical to mechanical energy and/or vice-versa. This is made possible by the inclusion of active piezoceramic components in the transducer, and can take place in a variety of mediums (e.g., air, liquid, etc.) using a variety of transducer designs.
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