700 KHz Ceramic Disc Piezoelectric Ceramic for Doppler Velocity Logs
Product Description
700 KHz Ceramic Disc Piezoelectric Ceramic for Doppler Velocity Logs
WuHan Piezohannas Tech.Co .,Ltd is a manufactuer of piezoelectric ceramics ,ultrasonic transducers and some other ultrasonic deivce with strong technology force.With a quality management system and research & development sector,our products are extensively used in most applications.
ceramic disc manufacturers |
piezo disk doppler velocity logs |
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Piezo Ceramics Disc Description:
- Dimensions: Φ20× 3mm
- Resonant Frequency: 700KHZ
- Applications: Doppler velocity logs (DVL).
Standard Size of Piezo Discs:
range of piezo disc to produce:
Diameter: 2mm-120mm
Thickness:0.1mm-30mm
Size(diameter*thickness) |
Resonant frequency |
coupling coefficient Kr |
Resonant impedance Zm |
Static capacitance Cs |
2.5 mmx 5mm |
40KHz |
12pF ± 10% |
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3mm X 0.4mm |
675 KHz±5 % |
70%±3% |
37Ω |
430pF±15% |
5mm X 0.2mm |
445K±5KHz |
70%±3% |
≤8.6 Ω |
1450pF±5% |
5mm X 0.4mm |
450 KHz±10 KHz |
1050pF±15% |
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5mm x 10mm |
51.9KHz |
17.38 pF± 10% |
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6.35mmX0.7mm |
3 MHz±5 % |
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6.35 mm x 16mm |
35.5KHz |
30.9pF ± 10% |
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7mmx 0.2mm |
300 KHz±10 KHz |
≥55% |
≤10.0 Ω |
3000pF±15% |
7mm x 0.3mm |
300 KHz±10 KHz |
≥55% |
≤20 Ω |
1600pF±15% |
7mm x 0.5mm |
300 KHz±10 KHz |
55% |
≤20 Ω |
1400pF±15% |
8mm x 1mm |
2.0±5% |
≥43 |
0.65 |
530±10% |
8mm x 2mm |
1.0 ±5% |
≥43 |
0.65 |
265±10% |
9mm x 0.5mm |
4.25 MHz ± 4% |
≤1.4 Ω |
1400pF±20% |
|
10mm x 0.2mm |
212 KHz ± 3% |
≥58% |
6000pF±20% |
|
10mmx 0.4mm |
5MHz ± 5% |
≥48% |
≤0.5 Ω |
2100pF±15% |
10mm x 0.1mm |
20 MHz ± 2% |
10.5nF ± 15% |
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10mm x1mm |
199KHz±5% |
≥73% |
≤19 Ω |
1400pF±20% |
10mm x 2mm |
1 MHz±5% |
≥38% |
≤15 Ω |
450pF±15% |
10mm x 2mm |
215 KHz±5 KHz |
≥60% |
≤6 Ω |
450pF±15% |
10mm x 3mm |
215 KHz±5 KHz |
≥60% |
≤9 Ω |
310pF±15% |
12mm x 0.6mm |
3.4MHz±5% |
≤6 Ω |
2.5nF ±30% |
|
15mm x 0.2mm |
140KHz ± 3% |
≥58% |
≤4.0 Ω |
13500pF±20% |
15mm x 0.7mm |
3MHz ±50 KHz |
≥58% |
≤6 Ω |
5700pF±15% |
15mm x 0.9mm |
2.2 MHz±50 KHz |
≥75% |
≤11 Ω |
3481pF±15% |
15mmx1.2mm |
1.7 MHz ± 4% |
≥48% |
≤5.3 Ω |
2418pF±10% |
15mm x 2.1mm |
1 MHz±3 % |
≥39% |
≤7.6 Ω |
900pF±15% |
16mmx 0.25mm |
7 MHz±5% |
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16mmx 0.4mm |
5.0±5% |
≥45 |
≤5Ω |
5400±15% |
16mmx1mm |
2.0 ±5% |
≥45 |
0.65Ω |
2200±10% |
19mm x 0.3mm |
6.9 MHz±50 KHz |
≤1 Ω |
12000pF± 15% |
|
19mm x 1mm |
2.07MHz±50 KHz |
≥39% |
≤2 Ω |
4000pF ± 15% |
19mm x 2mm |
1.04 MHz±50 |
≤3 Ω |
1800pF ± 15% |
|
20mmx 0.2mm |
106KHz ± 3% |
≥58% |
≤3.0 Ω |
23500pF±20% |
20mm x 0.4mm |
5 MHz±100 KHz |
≤0.48 Ω |
3800pF±20% |
|
20mm x 0.7mm |
3MHz ±50 KHz |
≥58% |
≤6 Ω |
5700pF±15% |
20mm x 0.8mm |
2.5MH±100 KHz |
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20mmx1mm |
2.05 MHz ± 3% |
≥51% |
≤0.31 Ω |
3543pF±10% |
20mm x 2.1mm |
1MHz ±50 KHz |
≥40% |
≤4 Ω |
2000pF±15% |
20mm x 2.7mm |
745 KHz±5 KHz |
≥51% |
≤2.7 Ω |
1300pF±5% |
20mmx3mm |
690 KHz ± 3% |
≥45% |
≤3.6 Ω |
1265pF±10% |
20mmx8mm |
255 KHz ± 1% |
≥37% |
≤10.4 Ω |
483pF±10% |
22mmX 0.25mm |
92KHz±5% |
65% |
1.80 Ω |
65nF ±10% |
25mmx 0.2mm |
85KHz ± 3% |
≥64.90% |
≤1.90 Ω |
35nF±20% |
25mm x 0.7mm |
3 MHz±100 KHz |
≥40% |
≤1 Ω |
8600pF±20% |
25mm x 1.4mm |
1.5MHz ± 5% |
≥40% |
≤1.5 Ω |
1900pF±15% |
25mm x 2.1mm |
1MHz ±50 KHz |
≥58% |
≤4 Ω |
2800pF±15% |
25mm x 8.5mm |
235 KHz±2% |
≥58% |
≤45 Ω |
645pF±14% |
28mmx 0.7mm |
3MHz±100 KHz |
≥40% |
≤1 Ω |
11200pF±15% |
28mm x 2.1mm |
1 MHz±50 KHz |
≤8 Ω |
3800pF±20% |
|
30mm x 1mm |
72 KHz±5% |
34% |
≤5.2 Ω |
11 nF±20% |
30mm x2.1mm |
1 MHz±50 KHz |
≥45 |
≤1 Ω |
4400pF±15% |
30mm×3.0mm |
66.7 |
≥45 |
≤3Ω |
2730±12.5% |
30mm x 4.2mm |
500 KHz±5 KHz |
≥44% |
≤1.9 Ω |
2900pF±15% |
30mm×5.5mm |
75KHz |
58 |
1300pF |
|
30mm×6.2mm |
75KHz |
58 |
1200pF |
|
31.5mmX4.2mm |
500 KHz±10KHz |
48.50 |
≤7.6 Ω |
3800pF±20% |
32mm×5mm |
70KHz |
58 |
1700pF |
|
35mm X 12mm |
190 KHz±5KHz |
≤27.7 Ω |
830pF±20% |
|
35mm x 3mm |
63KHz |
≥45 |
≤3Ω |
3100±12.5% |
35mm x 4mm |
55.6 KHz±5% |
76% |
≤15.7 Ω |
7069 pF±20% |
35mm×6.2mm |
63KHz |
58 |
1600pF |
|
38mm x 4.1mm |
500 KHz±5 KHz |
≥44% |
≤1.9 Ω |
2900pF±15% |
38mmx6.5mm |
59.9 |
≥45 |
≤3Ω |
1580±12.5% |
40mmx 2mm |
1±5% |
≥45 |
0.65 |
7200pF±10 |
40mm×6.2mm |
55 |
58 |
2200 |
|
43mmx 10.5mm |
200KH±10 KHz |
≥40% |
≤10 Ω |
1700pF±15% |
45mmx3.0mm |
50.0 |
≥45 |
≤3Ω |
5100±12.5% |
50mmX 0.4mm |
41 KHz±1 KHz |
71%±3% |
1.3Ω |
108nF±15% |
50mm X 2.1mm |
1.00 MHz ±50 |
≥60% |
≤8 Ω |
10000pF±20% |
50mm x 2.5mm |
44 KHz±3 KHz |
≥60% |
≤10 Ω |
7400pF±15% |
50mm x 3mm |
44 KHz±3 KHz |
≥60% |
≤8 Ω |
7200pF±15% |
50mmx5.0mm |
46.0 |
≥45 |
≤3Ω |
4150pF±12.5% |
60mm x 5mm |
420 KHz±2% |
≥58% |
≤45 Ω |
5100pF±14% |
60mm x 2mm |
1.0 |
≥45% |
≤3Ω |
14500±15% |
7mmx 0.4mm |
5MHz ± 5% |
≥48% |
≤0.5 Ω |
2100pF±15% |
85mmx 6mm |
350 KHz ±2 % |
≥48.81% |
≤0.49 Ω |
10.30nF±15% |
PZT Material:
Piezo Hannas provides a wide selection of piezoelectric ceramic materials based on lead zirconate titanate (PZT) and lead-free piezo ceramics. The designations of "soft" and "hard" piezo ceramics refer to the mobility of the dipoles or domains and hence also to the polarization and depolarization behavior. PZT 4 and PZT 8 belongs to hard material ,PZT 5 is soft material,PZT piezoelectric ceramics are prepared by sintering zirconium, titanium and lead oxides.which has prominent dielectric, piezoelectric and ferroelectric properties.
"soft" piezo ceramics are engineered with high sensitivities and high electromechanical coupling coefficient.From materials to product development to volume manufacturing.which is mainly used for high sensitivity transducers, flowmeter transducers,vibration sensors and accelerometer.“hard” piezo ceramics are engineered with highly dense microstructures with improved electrical and mechanical properties.Hard materials provide more than just low dielectric and mechanical losses,which is mainly used for therapeutic ultrasound, HIFU,Sonar,cleaning and welding transducer.
PZT-4 is recommended for high power acoustic radiating transducers because of Its high resistance to depolarization and low dielectrIc losses under high electric drive. Its high resistance to depolarization under mechanical stress makes it suitable for use in deep-submersion acoustic transducers and as the active element in electrical power generating systems.
PZT-5A is recommended for hydrophones or instrument applications because of its high resistivity at elevated temperatures, high sensitivity, and high time stability.
PZT-5H has even higher sensitivity and permittivity than PZT-5A, and is in most other respects similar to PZT-5A. Its markedly lower Curie point, however, limits the working temperature range and leads to lower temperature stability. PZT-8 is similar to PZT-4, but has even lower dielectricand mechanical losses under high electric drive.It is recommended for applications requiring higher power handling capability than is suitable for PZT-4.
PZT-8 is similar to PZT-4, but has even lower dielectricand mechanical losses under high electric drive.It is recommended for applications requiring higher power handling capability than is suitable for PZT-4.
Piezo ceramic Discs |
Diameter |
PZT-4 |
PZT-5 |
PZT-8 |
3-100 |
3-100 |
3-100 |
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Thickness |
0.3-10 |
0.25-15 |
0.4-8 |
|
Piezo ceramic Rings |
Outside diameter |
3-100 |
3-100 |
3-100 |
Inside diameter |
≥ 2 |
≥ 2 |
≥ 2 |
|
Thickness |
0.3-10 |
0.25-15 |
0.4-8 |
|
Piezo ceramic Tubes |
Outside diameter |
3-108 |
3-108 |
3-105 |
Inside diameter |
≥ 2 |
≥ 2 |
≥ 2 |
|
Length |
≤50 |
≤50 |
≤50 |
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Piezo ceramic Plates |
Length |
≤ 50 |
≤ 50 |
≤ 50 |
Width |
≥ 1 |
≥ 1 |
≥ 1 |
|
Thickness |
0.3-10 |
0.25-15 |
0.3-8 |