Sound concentrator for enhancing ultrasonic detection distance
A technology of detection distance and sound concentrator, which is applied in the field of ultrasonic detection, can solve problems such as increasing the emission time, increasing after-vibration, and detecting far, and achieves the effect of increasing the detection distance and reducing the volume
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[0048] The front of the ultrasonic emission is selected as the detection range, image 3 Shown is the ultrasonic sound pressure-frequency diagram at 4cm in front of the piezoelectric transducer. image 3 It can be seen that the piezoelectric transducer emits strongly around 40 kHz, and this embodiment selects a piezoelectric transducer that emits 40 kHz ultrasonic waves.
[0049] This embodiment uses the comsol simulation software to simulate the present invention.
[0050] Step 1: Acoustic condenser and its optimization modeling:
[0051] Choose New from the File menu.
[0052] In the New window, click Model Wizard.
[0053] Model Wizard
[0054] In the Model Wizard window, click 2D Axisymmetric.
[0055] In the Select Physics tree select Acoustics > Acoustic-Structure Interaction > Acoustic-Piezoelectric Interaction, Frequency Domain.
[0056] Click Add.
[0057] Click Research.
[0058] Select General Studies > Frequency in Select Number of Studies.
[0059] Click ...
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[0258] On the basis of the above example, a piezoelectric transducer that generates 200kHz ultrasonic waves is selected, and the first default plot in the simulation is sound pressure Figure 10 ,exist Figure 10 Between point F and point G is a convex deformation part, between point G and point H is a concave deformation part, between point H and point I is a convex deformation part. The vertical height of the condenser body is 2.1 cm, which is 12 times the wavelength at this time. The angle between FJ and the vertical line is 19 degrees.
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