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A review on the development of piezoelectric composites for underwater acoustic transducer applications
For future sonar transducer applications that emphasize the detection of acoustical signals in a hydrostatic mode, new piezoelectric composite materials have been developed. Ceramic-polymer composites having '1-3' and '0-3' connectivity patterns are shown to exhibit much higher sensitivities than conventional PZT ceramics. Glass-ceramic composites are free of aging and have potential applications in standard transducers.<>