Piezo basics
Piezo electric materials’ abilities to create electricity when deformed and |
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Piezo basics
- Piezo ceramic material used for decades
- Delivers high performance in many demanding applications
- Few piezo motors on the market
- PiezoMotor AB’s products very different from other alternatives on the market
Piezo electric materials’ abilities to create electricity when deformed and to change shape when electrically charged (the piezo effect) were discovered already back in the 1880’s and is part of our everyday lives.
To many people, piezo technology is something new and untried. However, the fact is that for a long time we have been in daily contact with products using the piezo electrical effect. It is piezo elements that give the high and pure notes in tweeters and that transmit the waves creating the picture in your hospital's ultrasound equipment. It is piezo material that controls the exact high-pressure fuel injection in modern diesel engines. They also control the microscopic pulses of liquid in the super-fast inkjet printers and create the igniting spark in the gas stove. You will also find piezo materials in various aviation applications, laboratory instruments, telecommunications and consumer electronics, among other areas.
Piezo ceramic materials combine sturdiness, speed, power and precision. Their motive capacity makes them extraordinary design materials for demanding industrial applications.
By developing unique piezo component designs and adding innovative drive electronics and manufacturing principles, PiezoMotor AB has enabled completely new micro motor products.
We have put new thinking on top of an already existing basic technology.
