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PZT
(redirected from Piezoelectric transducer)

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PZTPiezoelectric Transducer
PZTLead Zirconate Titanate (piezoelectric ceramic material)
PZTPressluft Zentrale Teichmann (German: Central Air Teichmann)
PZTPhotographic Zenith Tube
PZTPressure Zero Test
PZTPoint Zone Telephone


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Dynisco's new piezoelectric transducers include button and slide models to measure or cavity pressures to 30,000 psi at up to 300 F.
New Sensors & Controls For Cavity Pressure by Plastics Technology
The ultrasonic wave source is a small conical piezoelectric transducer (designed as an acoustic emission sensor), and the displacement detector is a low power (1 mW) laser interferometer of special design.
Precision ultrasonic wave measurements with simple equipment by Palmer, C. Harvey / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
For in-cavity melt pressure, models 4MO1 and 4MO2 quartz piezoelectric transducers are offered along with the associated cabling.
Pressure Sensors, Monitors and Controls by Plastics Technology
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