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S = sET + dE : D = dT + TE
E = -gT + ( T)-1D : S = sDT + gD
E = Field (Vm-1) : T = Stress (Nm-2) : S = Strain (dimensionless)
D = Dielectric Displacement (Cm-2)
The first subscript indicates the direction of polarization generated in the material
when the electric field, E, is zero or, alternatively, is the direction of the applied
field strength.
The second subscript is the direction of the applied stress or the induced strain,
respectively.
d is an important indicator of a material's suitability for strain-dependent
(actuator) applications.
Piezoelectric Equations and Constants
d33 induced polarization in direction 3 (parallel to direction in which
ceramic element is polarized) per unit stress applied in direction 3
or
induced strain in direction 3 per unit electric field applied in direction 3
The first subscript to g indicates the direction of the electric field generated in
the material, or the direction of the applied electric displacement.
The second subscript is the direction of the applied stress or the induced
strain, respectively.
g is important for assessing a material's suitability for sensing (sensor)
applications.
Piezoelectric Equations and Constants
g33 induced electric field in direction 3 (parallel to direction in which ceramic
element is polarized) per unit stress applied in direction 3
or
induced strain in direction 3 per unit electric displacement applied in direction 3
D = dX + T E Direct Effect
S = sDX + dE Converse Effect
S = elastic compliance
cij Sij
For poled ceramics
sjk = skj and cjk = ckj
Only six terms are needed s11, s12,Es13, sE33, s44, s66 or c11, c12, c13, c33, c44, c66
sij : cij
Short circuit
sij : cij
D D
Open circuit
The
s E
Poisson ratio E
s
12 12 E ; 13 13 E
s11 s33
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
The values of the piezoelectric properties
keff is related to c0, c1 and fp, fs, fa, fr, fm, and fn
c f 2
f 2
f 2
f 2
f 2
f 2
k eff2 1
p 2 s a 2 r n 2 m
c0 c1 fp fa fn
fs f p fs
k33 tan
2 fp 2 fp
A
A = cross-sectional area of the rod
l = length of the rod
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
The elastic compliance s33D is related to the f p
1
4 f p
l
2 2
s33
D
= density
Superscript D = Open-circuit = constant electric displacement
s33D
s33
E
1 k332
d 33 k33 33 s33 2
1
X E
d 33
g 33
33X
33X 33X (1 k332 )
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
For a twin disc of diameter d
k p2 f p fs
f J 0 , J 1 ,
1 kp 2
fs
J0, J1 are Bessel functions and is Poisson’s radio
Curve is very insensitive for of common piezoceramic 0.28 < < 0.32
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
1 2
k
2
31 kp
2
1 2 d 2 f s2 (1 2 )
( ~ 2)
E
s11 1 2
1
d 31 k31 ( X
33
E
S )
11
2
d 31
g 31
33X
If minimum impedance |Zm| at resonance is known
1
4 f Z m (c0 c)
Qm
Dielectric Q factor = 1/tan
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
Piezoelectric Parameters and Measurements
IRE Standards Measurements on Piezoelectric Ceramics (IRE 1961)
Constants to be measured
Coupling Factors: k33 k31 kp
T
K
Free Relative Dielectric Constant : 3
Dissipation Factor: D
S33D S33E S11D S11E
Elastic-Compliances:
Piezoelectric d and g constants: d33 g33 d31 g31
Mechanical Factor: Qm
Test Specimens
Different shapes are required for different constants
Measurement Properties of Piezoelectric Ceramics
Test Specimens : Different shapes are required for different constants
Equipment for Simple Measurements
The measurements to be performed on the specimen
1. weight or density
2. physical dimensions
3. free capacitance and dissipation factor
4. frequencies of minimum impedance and maximum impedance
5. The magnitude of the minimum impedance
Calculation of Coupling kp
(Applicable for Thin Discs)
Determine kp from curve (only for ceramic with Poisson’s Ratio ~ 0.3
BT and PZT have Poisson’s Ration ~ 0.3
Calculation of Constants
Calculation of Mechanical Q