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Two PZT sensor discs: diameter 50mm and diameter 10mm. The big one had been broken by overload in sending mode, it's thickness is 725µm, resonance peak at 3113 kHz. The small disc is 200µm thick with a resonance peak at 11500kHz. Author is Maximilian Wimmer.
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| current | 20:51, 30 October 2006 | | 1,600 × 1,200 (639 KB) | Maxim (usurped) | Two PZT sensor discs: diameter 50mm and diameter 10mm. The big one had been broken by overload in sending mode, it's thickness is 725µm, resonance peak at 3113 kHz. The small disc is 200µm thick with a resonance peak at 11500kHz. Author is Maximilian Wi |
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