Method for generating acoustic vortex beam, piezoelectric transducer array and system
A piezoelectric transducer and array technology, applied in the field of acoustics, can solve the problems of poor energy superposition, short maintenance distance, high cost, etc., and achieve the effects of focusing acoustic vortex stabilization, enhanced energy superposition, and broadened directivity
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[0041] According to the above research results, this embodiment provides a piezoelectric transducer array for generating vortex acoustic beams, which sets discretized non-flexible piezoelectric transducers on a flexible substrate, and adopts a new array arrangement Compared with the existing piezoelectric transducer array, the drive circuit is simpler, the array layout area is reduced, and the energy superposition of the acoustic vortex beam focal area is enhanced, which brings the possibility of miniaturization and low cost of the system.
[0042] In the manufacturing process of the piezoelectric transducer array in this embodiment, flexible materials used in flexible electronic technology are also used, so that the piezoelectric transducer array provided in this embodiment has sufficient ductility and bendability .
[0043] see figure 2 , the piezoelectric transducer array exemplary includes a flexible substrate, a plurality of non-flexible piezoelectric transducers and wi...
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[0051] This embodiment provides a method for generating an acoustic vortex beam on the basis of the piezoelectric transducer array in Embodiment 1, which can dynamically change the depth of the focal spot, specifically including the following steps:
[0052] S1: Bending the PZT array in Example 1 from a circular shape to a concave spherical surface in an acoustic device. Of course, this step can also be completed in advance, for example, the acoustic device has already integrated a PZT array bent into a concave spherical surface, so the above steps may not be performed during the actual use of the acoustic device.
[0053] S2: Apply a sinusoidal signal with the same frequency and phase to each PZT;
[0054] S3: In using the acoustic device, due to the difference in the force applied to the acoustic device, the radius of curvature of the concave spherical surface is dynamically changed to dynamically change the depth of the focal spot of the acoustic vortex beam.
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