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piezoelectricity
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piezoelectricity (pēˈ·ā·zō·ēˈ·lek·triˑ·si·tē),
n electrical current produced by mechanical pressure on connective tissue and other crystals like quartz, mica, and Rochelle salt.
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In vivo characterization of piezoelectric transducers for implantable hearing aids.
Human temporal bones versus mechanical model to evaluate three middle ... by Stieger, Christof; Bernhard, Hans; Waeckerlin, Daniela; Kompis, Martin; Burger, Juergen; Haeusler, R / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
AK: With this technology, you can go to a very large number of elements per square cm or mm, far more than you have on today's piezoelectric transducers.
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Bogomol'nyi (Moscow Institute of Technology) offers an overview of piezoelectric transducers based on ceramic polar dialectrics and semiconductors, which are most often applied in information systems.
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