This application discloses a single droplet generation device based on piezoelectric ceramics, including a microcavity liquid chamber, a piezoelectric driving component, a micro-orifice
nozzle, a hydraulic adjustment
system, and an electronically controlled driving module. The microcavity liquid chamber has a
nozzle interface at its bottom, and its
internal cavity volume is adapted to store a small amount of liquid and transmit pressure. The piezoelectric driving component includes a piezoelectric
ceramic element, which is connected to the microcavity liquid chamber by bonding and is used to generate deformation under the drive of an electrical
signal to apply
pulse pressure to the liquid in the liquid chamber. The micro-orifice
nozzle is detachably connected to the bottom of the liquid chamber, and its nozzle
diameter is adjustable to control the initial size of the droplet. The electronically controlled driving module includes a power supply, a
driving circuit, and a controller, which outputs an adjustable electrical
signal to coordinately control the
voltage amplitude, pulse width, and trigger frequency of the piezoelectric driving component, and is linked with the hydraulic adjustment
system to achieve multi-
parameter control of the
droplet size. This application achieves high-precision droplet control through the coordination of the piezoelectric driving component and the electronically controlled module.