Part No: CEB-27FD44

Description: piezo electric diaphragm

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Date: 6/25/2007

Unit: mm

Page No: 2 of 4

Mechanical Characteristics

Item

Test Condition

Solderability

Stripped wires of lead wires are immersed in

rosin for 5 seconds and then immersed in

solder bath of 270 ±5°C for 3 ±0.5 seconds.

Lead Wire Pull Strength

The horizontal force of 3.0N (0.306kg) should

be applied to the double lead wire for 30 sec.

Vibration

The diaphragm should be measured after

applying a vibration amplitude of 1.5 mm with

10 to 55 Hz band of vibration frequency to each

of the 3 perpendicular directions for 2 hours.

Evaluation Standard

90% min. of the stripped wires

will be wet with solder.

(Except the edge of the terminal)

No damage or cutting off.

The value of the resonant

frequency should be ±10% of the

initial measurements.

Electrostatic capacitance should

be ±20% compared with the initial

measurement. The resonant

impedance should be 2000Ω

max.

Measuring Methods

1) Resonant frequency / Resonant impedance

The piezo electric diaphragm should be clamped at a node point (as shown in the following figure) to be free from any

mechanical stress. Measure its resonant frequency and resonant impedance by using a vector impedance analyzer or

equivalent.

When the input frequency is swept within 100 Hz to 5 KHz, the resonant frequency is defined as the frequency where

the impedance shows minimum value. This impedance should be the resonant impedance.

2) Static capacitance

The electrostatic capacitance should be measured at 120 Hz by using an L.C.R. meter (ex. HP4194A(H.P.)) or

equivalent. The part should be clamped in the same way as the measurement or resonant frequency / resonant

impedance mentioned above.