6 × 4 × 1 mm Ultrasonic Ceramic Element
6 × 4 × 1 mm Ultrasonic Ceramic Element — overall view Configuration photograph. Confirm the supplied component against the final drawing.
6 × 4 × 1 mm Ultrasonic Ceramic Element
Configuration photograph. Confirm the supplied component against the final drawing.
A rectangular piezoelectric ceramic element for compact ultrasonic sensing assemblies. Its 6 × 4 mm footprint provides a small interface for a defined acoustic stack and coupling arrangement.
Specification status: Preliminary catalog specifications. Confirm all design-critical values with engineering before design freeze.
Technical Specifications
Available catalog specifications are shown below. Missing groups remain omitted instead of being filled with generic values; procurement entries are project-specific guidance.
Application Fit
- •Ultrasonic bubble-detection assembly development.
- •Compact ultrasonic coupling and sensing assemblies.
Features
- ✔Compact rectangular footprint.
- ✔Visible contact-face geometry for assembly planning.
- ✔Electrical and acoustic configuration defined with the target transducer assembly.
Applications
- •Ultrasonic bubble-detection assembly development.
- •Compact ultrasonic coupling and sensing assemblies.
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Integration and specification review
Dimensions shown are nominal. The approved drawing defines dimensional tolerances, electrode layout, polarization and electrical acceptance criteria.
- •Specify frequency, capacitance and impedance acceptance criteria.
- •Confirm electrode layout, polarization and connection orientation.
- •Define the coupling medium, tubing or acoustic path and mounting arrangement.
- •Evaluate detection performance using the complete sensor assembly.
Key Specifications
Performance
| Nominal length | 6 mm |
|---|---|
| Nominal width | 4 mm |
| Nominal thickness | 1 mm |
| Component form | Rectangular piezoelectric ceramic element |
Procurement
| MOQ / Sample Policy | MOQ and sample availability are confirmed after the component drawing, configuration and requested quantity are reviewed.PROJECT-SPECIFIC |
|---|---|
| Sample Lead Time | Sample lead time is confirmed after material, electrode, dimensional and electrical requirements are reviewed.PROJECT-SPECIFIC |
| Production Lead Time | Production lead time is quoted after the order drawing, validation scope and quantity are confirmed.PROJECT-SPECIFIC |
| Customization Scope | Changes to ceramic geometry, electrode pattern, electrical targets and the assembly interface require drawing and feasibility review.PROJECT-SPECIFIC |
| Available Documents & Reports | Required drawings, specification revisions and available electrical or batch inspection records are confirmed during quotation.PROJECT-SPECIFIC |