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| Ferroperm manufactures piezoelectric ceramics
in 4 material groups: lead zirconate titanate (PZT) modified lead titanate (PT) lead metaniobate bismuth titanate Click here to find a comparison table of the material properties. |
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Lead Zirconate Titanate (Soft) Type Pz21: A high dielectric constant material with high
coupling factors and charge coefficients suitable as an actuator
material for e.g. ink-jet printers and medical applications.
Type Pz23: A soft PZT material characterized by
very low temperature coefficients and low aging coefficients
as well as high Curie temperature and low mechanical quality
factor. This material is developed for sensor applications requiring
very good stability. Type Pz27 (NAVY
II):
An allround
soft PZT material with good coupling factors, good charge coefficients,
high Curie temperature, low mechanical quality factor and low
temperature coefficients. Particularly useful in low resonant
applications, pressure sensors, accelerometers, receivers, flowmeters,
NDT, sonic and ultrasonic transducers in air, medical instrumentation,
sensitive detectors and actuators. Type Pz29: A very soft PZT material
with high coupling factors and charge coefficients suitable as
an actuator material for e.g. ink-jet printers. |
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Lead Zirconate Titanate (Hard) Type Pz24: A hard PZT material with very low dielectric
constant, a very low dielectric loss and high piezoelectric voltage
constants. The low dielectric constant of this material can simplify
the driving electronics for transducers. Type Pz26 (NAVY
I): An allround hard PZT
material with good coupling factors, high Curie temperature,
high mechanical quality factor, low dielectric loss and very
good stability with time. Typical applications include underwater
applications, high voltage generators, high power ultrasonics,
e.g. cleaning, welding and drilling devices. Type Pz28 (NAVY
III): A very hard PZT material
with low dielectric loss and medium dielectric constant. Particular
useful for high power industrial and medical applications. |
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Lead Zirconate Titanate (HIFU) NEW! Ferroperm Piezoceramics have developed two new PZT materials with properties specifically optimised for high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU). The main features are a high permittivity and high coupling combined with low dielectric and mechanical losses. Type Pz52: This material is based on the traditional family
of piezoceramic materials. It has a moderately high permittivity
and a high operating temperature. Type Pz54: This material is based on the newly developed
relaxor based solid solution family. It has a very high permittivity
and a working temperature, which is comparable to Pz52. It is
optimised for use in highly specialised HIFU transducers, where
demands for the power level versus size are very critical. |
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Type Pz34: A material exhibiting a large electromechanical
anisotropy, low dielectric constant and properties stable with
time, temperature and frequency. Recommended for applications
where interference with radial modes is a significant problem
and for high frequency applications due to the low dielectric
constant. |
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Type Pz35: A highly anisotropic material, with
a low mechanical quality factor and low dielectric constant.
This material is primarily used in NDT systems where low Qm
and clean impulse response are required. |
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Type Pz46: A material with very high Curie temperature
and working temperature of up to 550 °C. It has low dielectric
constant, low dielectric loss and properties stable up to very
high temperatures. Used in high temperature applications, e.g.
pressure sensors and accelerometers. |
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Hejreskovvej 18A DK-3490 Kvistgård Tel.: +45 49 12 71 00; Fax: +45 49 13 81 88 e-mail: pz@ferroperm-piezo.com |
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