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How does the Piezoelectric Effect Work for Motion? Piezo Mechanisms for Motion Control
“Piezo” is related to the Greek word for pressure. The “direct piezo effect” (pressure creates an electrical charge in certain crystals) and was discovered in the late 19th century by the Curie brothers. The direct piezo effect is used in sensor applications and for energy recovery. The “inverse piezo effect” (an applied voltage creates a change in shape in certain materials) is important for motion, positioning, sound and ultrasound transducers generation.
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Visit Company WebsitePrecise control of double-depth positioning processes
The new IPS 400i from Leuze electronic is the smallest camera-based positioning sensor on the market for double-depth compartment fine...
MCMA Launches Motion Control Certification for Professionals
The Motion Control and Motor Association recently launched the MCMA Certified Motion Control Professional program.
Neousys Releases Next Gen Expansion PC Featuring Support for Intel 14th Gen. Core Processor and Offers Up to 7 PCI/ PCIe Slots
Neousys announced Nuvo-10000 series, an expansion box-PC featuring Intel® 14th/ 13th/ 12th-Gen Core™ i processors




