Experimental broadband ultrasonic transducers using PVF2 piezoelectric film

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Broadband ultrasonic transducers using PVF2 piezoelectric plastics films, combining efficient transduction with extremely wide and uniform passbands, have been fabricated using very simple procedures without any critical tolerances Frequency spectra of impulsed transducers using films of 25 and 50 μm thickness, centred at 10 and 5 MHz, respectively, are shown.

Inspec keywords: ultrasonic transducers; piezoelectric transducers; thin film devices

Other keywords: 25 micron films; broadband ultrasonic transducers; uniform passbands; piezoelectric plastics films; 10 MHz centre frequency; frequency spectra; 50 micron films; PVF2 piezoelectric film; impulsed transducers

Subjects: Piezoelectric and ferroelectric devices; Sonic and ultrasonic transducers and sensors

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