A coaxial double-arc through-type gas baseline focusing air-coupled sensor
A coaxial double-arc, air-coupling technology, applied in the field of acoustic transducers, can solve the problems of mismatched acoustic impedance, expensive materials, difficult processing, etc., and achieve the effects of low acoustic impedance, concentrated acoustic energy, and high energy transmission efficiency
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[0019] Attached below Figure 1-6 , with the opening angle θ=90°, the focus radius is the radius R of the lower cylindrical surface 2 The sensor of =20mm is an example to further illustrate the specific implementation. Here the cross-sectional side length of the selected piezoelectric column 9 is a=1.5mm, and the height h=15mm; the overall cross-sectional width of the epoxy resin support 11 is s=32.5mm, the radial height t=20mm, and the cylindrical surface length s =32.5mm, the radius of the upper cylinder is R 1 =35mm, the width of the platform at the edge of the lower cylinder is m=1mm, the length is s=32.5mm; the width of the fan-shaped air gap is d=0.2mm, and e=1.5mm; the width of the bracket is c=0.2mm; adjacent The included angle between the axes of the piezoelectric columns 9 is
[0020] Such as figure 1 As shown, the sensor includes a coaxial double-arc through-type gas-based piezoelectric composite material 1, an upper electrode 2, a lower electrode 3, an impeda...
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