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Nonlinearity in the dynamic response of the flexural ultrasonic transducers
Andrew Feeney
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Lei Kang
, Steve Dixon
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University of Warwick
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dynamics
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transducers
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ultrasonics
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ceramics
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steady-state conditions
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resonance
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piezoelectricity
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surfaces
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membranes
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amplitudes
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oscillations
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decay
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lasers
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Engineering
Dynamic Response
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Transducer
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Nonlinearity
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Ultrasonics
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Resonance Frequency
33%
Experimental Investigation
16%
Driving Force
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Piezoelectric
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Characteristic Vibration
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Exponential Decay
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Nonlinear Behavior
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Piezoelectric Device
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Proximity Sensor
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Electromechanical Behavior
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Material Science
Transducer
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Piezoelectricity
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Surface (Surface Science)
16%
Piezoelectric Ceramics
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Vibration Characteristics
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