journal article·1992-07

DEVELOPMENTS IN CAPACITIVE TRANSDUCERS

H. CARR, W.S.H. MUNRO, M. RAFIQ, C. WYKES

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Abstract

The capacitive ultrasonic transducer is particularly suited to the propagation of ultrasound in air because the impedance mismatch is considerably less than with the piezo-electric transducer. However, its behaviour is very complex and not well understood. This paper describes a detailed investigation of its properties and outlines the progress which has been made in its construction.
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