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Highly Anisotropic Piezoelectric Ceramics and Their Application in Ultrasonic Probes
New piezoelectric ceramics with extremely large electromechanical anisotropies are reviewed. They are modified lead titanate ceramics (Pb.Sm) (Ti,Mn)Oj and (Pb,Ca)(Ti,(Col/ 2W1/2)03 +MnO.NiO and lead zirconate ceramics modified by adding small amounts of Pb(CERAmnl/3 Nb2/3 )O3 and PbTiOj. In these ceramics, the planar electromechanical coupling factor kp is much less than the thickness dilatational electromechanical coupling factor kt (kt/kp >lo). These ceramics are especially useful for use in high-frequency array transducers. In contrast to ordinary ceramics such as PZT, the width-to-thickness ratio of a transducer element (w/t) can be larger than unity. The features of a high-frequency linear array and of single element ultrasonic probes employing modified lead titanate ceramics are also described.