Lecture

Piezoelectric Sensors: Operating Modes

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Description

This lecture covers the operating modes of piezoelectric sensors, focusing on longitudinal and transversal elongation, shear along thickness, and metalized surface contact. It also discusses piezoelectric materials, coefficients, sensitivity factors, and examples of charge and voltage sensitivity calculations.

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