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Modeling of the energy-loss piezoceramic resonators by electric equivalent networks with passive elements

MMC.
2014;
Volume 1, Number 2
: pp. 163-177
https://doi.org/10.23939/mmc2014.02.163
Received: November 17, 2014

Math. Model. Comput. Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 163-177 (2014)

Authors:
  1. V. Karlash
1
S. P. Timoshenko Institute of Mechanics, The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

This paper is devoted to analysis of the modern achievements in energy loss problem for piezoceramic resonators. New experimental technique together with computing permits us to plot many resonators' parameters: admittance, impedance, phase angles, and power components etc. The author's opinion why mechanical quality under resonance is different from that under anti-resonance is given. The reason lies in clamped capacity and electromechanical coupling factor's value. The better electromechanical coupling, the stronger capacity clamping, and the higher its influence on anti-resonant frequency and quality. It is also established that considerable nonlinearity of admittance in constant voltage regime is caused by instantaneous power level.

piezoceramic resonators
electromechanical coupling
clamped capacity
instantaneous power
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