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piezoelectric crystal::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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Examples of piezoelectric crystal
piezoelectric crystal
All Epson printers use a piezoelectric crystal in each nozzle instead of a heating element.
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The vibro-screen uses piezoelectric crystal strips that run beneath the PDA's thin LCD display.
From the newscientist.com
For example in gas igniters, like those used on ovens and fires, a piezoelectric crystal creates sparks when hit with the hammer.
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Applying a small voltage to a piezoelectric crystal flexes and stretches its atomic lattice, creating a surface acoustic wave.
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Hu increased the driving force of the piezoelectric crystal while the microscope was operating in the tapping mode to deliberately produce chaos.
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Japanese researchers have harnessed nanometre-high waves generated on the surface of a piezoelectric crystal to force a tiny slider to move along it.
From the newscientist.com
A piezoelectric crystal sensor picks up these waves and converts them into an electrical signal that can be downloaded onto a PC to be analysed.
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An example of this is potassium sodium tartrate, which is a piezoelectric crystal that works as a transducer, both as a microphone and as a slimline loudspeaker component.
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The researchers then repeatedly squeezed the trapped buckyball by applying an alternating potential of 10 millivolts across a piezoelectric crystal attached to the tip of the microscope.
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