Linear ultrasound motor
A piezoelectric motor and ultrasonic technology, applied in the direction of piezoelectric devices/electrostrictive devices, etc., can solve the problems that the motor cannot be non-magnetically applied, the problem of abandoning the ball bearing, etc., to achieve the effect of improving efficiency and improving functional stability.
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[0039] according to figure 1 As shown, the electric motor according to the invention comprises an ultrasonic oscillator 1 which is located in a support 3 via a vibration-damping mount. Furthermore, the moving element 4 is shown in frictional contact with the oscillator. The ultrasonic oscillator 1 comprises a rectangular resonance plate 5 and one or two generators 6 for generating acoustic vibrations.
[0040] In principle, two structural variants of the electric motor according to the invention are possible.
[0041] In a first embodiment, the resonance plate 5 is entirely made of piezoelectric material, for example lead-titanate-zirconate (Blei-Titanat-Zirkonat), barium-titanate (Barium-Titanat), crystalline quartz, niobate Lithium (Lithium-Niobat) or similar piezoelectric material.
[0042] Each acoustic vibration generator 6 comprises excitation electrodes 7 ( figure 1 ) and common back electrode 8. These two electrodes are situated on the longitudinal wide faces 9 an...
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