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PIEZOELECTRIC EFFECT
BY
M.SANJEEV KUMAR (11J41AO269
INTRODUCTION
Piezoelectricity was discovered
by
Curie brothers in 1880.
The name Piezo originates from
the Greek word piezein, which
means to squeeze or press.
PIEZOELECTRIC EFFECT
Appearance of an electric
potential across certain faces
of a crystal when it is
subjected
to
mechanical
pressure.
Conversely, when an electric
field is applied to one of the
faces
of
the
crystal
it
undergoes
mechanical
distortion.
PIEZOELECTRIC EFFECT
The crystals become polarized and
produce an emf or voltage that is
proportional to the amount of force
WHAT IS A CRYSTAL?
A class of materials arranged in a
definite pattern in three dimensions
(quartz and Rochelle Salt common
examples).
All non centrosymmetric crystals are
exhibits piezoelectric effect.
MATERIALS
NATURAL
SYNTHETIC
Quartz
Rochelle Salt
Topaz
Sucrose
Tendon
Silk
Enamel
Dentin
Langasite (La3Ga5SiO14)
DNA
-Internal structure
is deformed.
separation of
charge centers.
dipoles are
generated.
MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION
APPLICATIONS
Recently
piezoelectric
floors have
debuted in a
handful of
innovative dance
clubs around the
world.
APPLICATIONS
1. Sound waves
striking a PZ
material
produce an
electrical
signal
2. Can be used
to
ADVANTAGES
Unaffected by external
electromagnetic fields.
DISADVANTAGES
May get affected by long
use at high temperatures
Pollution Free
Low Maintenance
Easy replacement of
equipment.
CONCLUSION
Piezoelectricity is a revolutionary
source for GREEN ENERGY.
Flexible piezoelectric materials are
attractive
for
power
harvesting
applications because of their ability to
withstand large amounts of strain.
Convert the ambient vibration energy
surrounding them into electrical
energy.
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