27mm Piezo ceramic element with 100mm cable overview
Pierre Curie founded the piezoelectric effect in 1880, but it started to be used for industrial sensing applications in 1950. A piezoelectric sensor is used to convert the mechanical stress into electric charge, it gives AC at the output.
Key specifications
Impedance
≤500Ω
Voltage
≤30Vp-p
Operating temperature
-20°C~+60°C
Storage temperature
-30°C~+70°C
Strain sensitivity
5V/µƐ
Material
Quartz (mostly used)
27mm Piezo ceramic element with 100mm cable features
Low Soldering temperature
27mm Piezo ceramic element with 100mm cable pinout
Name
Description
Outer Circle
This gives a Negative output voltage
Inner Circle
This gives a positive output voltage
27mm Piezo ceramic element with 100mm cable applications
Generation of high voltage
Electronic Frequency generation
Microbalances
Ultra-fine focusing of optical assemblies
Everyday applications like cigarette lighters
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