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PZN-PT offers significantly higher electromechanical performance compared to conventional piezoelectric ceramics. PZN-PT medical ultrasound probes achieve over 85% efficiency in acoustic energy conversion, surpassing traditional materials.
This material enhances the penetration power of ultrasound beams, while also delivering higher image resolution for the system.
Properties\Material | PZN-5.5%PT[001] | PZN-7%PT[001] | Low Qm PZT | Low Qm PMN |
Free dieletric permittivity | 5265 | 5622 | 6500 | 12000 |
Clamped dielectric permittivity | 792 | 823 | 2100 | 5000 |
Piezoelectric constant d33 (pC/N) | 2009 | 2455 | 800 | 1500 |
Piezoelectric constant g33 (10-3Vm) | 43.1 | 49.3 | 14 | 15 |
FOM d33 x g33 (pm2/N) | 87 | 121 | 11.2 | 22.5 |
E/M coupling facttor k33 (%) | 90 | 91 | 78 | 76 |
Dielectric loss (%) | 0.5 | 0.8 | 2 | 2 |
Quality factor (Qm) | <100 | <100 | <100 | <100 |
Curie temperature (℃) | >150 | >150 | >130 | 89 |
Phase change temp. (℃) | >110 | >90 | <50 |
In 1999, Yamashita et al. developed a PZN-PT ultrasound probe, demonstrating that it provides greater sensitivity than conventional materials, assisting doctors in making more accurate diagnoses.
With advancements in ultrasound technology, the types and applications of probes continue to expand, promising sustained market growth.
High-frequency, array, and linear probes are becoming mainstream products, catering to examinations of various body parts and applications. To meet diverse customer needs, manufacturers are also introducing new probe designs.
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