Vibrator that lowers acoustic impedance
Composite transducers are structures where grooves are processed in ceramics, and resin is filled into those grooves. In conventional piezoelectric elements, when ultrasonic waves are emitted from objects with different sound speeds, such as air to water or biological tissues, the ultrasonic waves are hindered by the acoustic impedance barrier (which is the product of density and sound speed), making efficient emission difficult. Composite transducers can reduce density by decreasing the volume of the piezoelectric element, which in turn can lower the acoustic impedance. This feature is utilized in medical applications, flaw detection, sonar, and more. Our company offers three types of standard products and also accepts custom manufacturing of composite transducers.
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The standard specifications include three types: 2MHz, 5MHz, and 10MHz. The shape is square, and the dimensions are 10mm on each side.
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Non-destructive testing ultrasonic probe Medical ultrasonic probe Ultrasonic reception in solids with long distances or significant attenuation
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Since our founding in 1975, we have been an independent ceramics manufacturer for over 40 years, pioneering the wide-ranging possibilities of piezoelectric ceramics technology. Our strength lies in our integrated system, from raw materials to finished products, which allows us to flexibly meet our customers' needs. Even in today's increasingly competitive global market, we are highly regarded for our quality and provide stable technical expertise across diverse fields, from top-level national university research institutions to major automotive industries. We are grateful for the trust placed in us, as evidenced by the diverse know-how we have cultivated through referrals from our customers. The industrial sector is approaching another significant turning point. In fields experiencing remarkable advancements, such as EVs, AI, and medical technology, sensor technologies utilizing piezoelectric ceramics will play an increasingly important role. We believe our sensor technology can greatly contribute to the expansion of production facilities in emerging countries where large-scale infrastructure development is underway. In line with our corporate philosophy of "contributing to society through technology," we will continue to strive to provide satisfaction to everyone involved with our company.
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