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Relaxor Ferroelectrics for Electrostrictive Transducer

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 31 Jan 1992Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: Sei-Joo Jang; Thomas R. Shrout;

doi: 10.21236/ada248671

Relaxor Ferroelectrics for Electrostrictive Transducer

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Abstract : The objective of this program is to investigate the potential of electrostrictive actuator materials for use in NAVY-type sonar. The anticipated performance requirements for such materials is summarized in the following: Operating temperature range 0-30 C; High sensitivity; i.e. large E-field induced strain; Minimal hysteresis and low loss; Frequency of operation; Mechanically stiff (low compliance). Additional requirements include operational E-field strain under prestress, and duty cycles.

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