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Finite Element Modeling and Test of Piezo Disk with Local Ring Electrodes for Micro Displacement.
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- Analysis of the Radial Force of a Piezoelectric Actuator with Interdigitated Spiral Electrodes.Micromachines · 2024Article
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A new piezoelectric actuator combining interdigitated ring electrodes and a PZT-52(Lead Zirconate Titanate) disk was investigated for the large displacement requirements of piezoelectric actuators. Finite element models were established according to the structural characteristics of the actuator and static analysis was carried out based on ANSYS software. Then Ø25 mm × 2 mm samples were prepared. The displacement detection system was established, and the influence of electrode structure on radial displacement was studied experimentally. A comparison between the experimental results and the finite element analysis confirmed that the finite element model was correct. The results showed that the effect of electrode width on displacement was small. With decrease in electrode center distance and increase in the number of electrodes pairs, the radial displacement increased correspondingly. The peak of radial displacement was 1.63 μm under a 200 V voltage excitation voltage of 0.2 Hz. This was 2.5 times that for a conventional electrode piezo disk with the same structure. The actuator demonstrated better displacement properties. The piezoelectric disk could be valuable in applications involving micro-nano devices.
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