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Understanding the case! We are offering "What can be done with piezo film? Acceleration edition!"

Can be molded into free shapes! What can piezoelectric materials like piezo films be used for? Dr. Piezo will introduce some examples.

Regarding the "Piezo Film" handled by Elmech Electronic Industry Co., Ltd., we introduced the characteristic of "piezoelectricity" in the basic edition. In this sequel, we will clearly present examples of "what it can actually be used for." Please download and take a look. [Contents] ■ What can be done with piezo film? ■ What can be achieved by detecting acceleration? ■ Examples of piezo film sensor prototypes (with photos)

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Thin, flexible high-sensitivity piezoelectric film sensor "PicoLeaf"

Detects micro-displacements on the order of 1μm! A piezoelectric film sensor that is thin, flexible, and suitable for curved surfaces and narrow spaces.

"Picoleaf" is a highly sensitive piezoelectric film sensor developed by Murata Manufacturing using its unique piezoelectric technology. It can detect slight "bending," "twisting," "pressure," and "vibration," and is capable of detecting minute displacements on the order of 1μm. It adopts an ultra-thin and flexible structure with a thickness of less than 0.2mm, making it possible to install on curved surfaces and in confined spaces. It can also be utilized for sensing in locations where traditional sensors would be difficult to install, such as in metal enclosures and wet environments. Additionally, it features non-pyroelectric properties that make it less susceptible to temperature influences, ensuring stable detection performance. The sensor uses an organic piezoelectric film based on plant-derived polylactic acid, making it environmentally friendly by being PFAS-free and lead-free. It is recommended for the development of new sensing applications in wearable devices, medical and healthcare equipment, electronic musical instruments, smart home appliances, touch panels, and IoT devices. Sanei Electronics, as the primary distributor for Murata Manufacturing, provides support from product selection of Picoleaf to evaluation kits, implementation considerations, and delivery.

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