Piezoelectric Crystal
Certain crystals develop different charges at their ends when compressed or stretched: the piezoelectric effect. Crystals exhibiting it are piezoelectric crystals. Quartz (α-quartz) is a familiar example; others include sphalerite, boracite, tourmaline, zincite, GaAs, barium titanate and related structures, KH2PO4, NaKC4H4O6·4H2O (Rochelle salt) and table sugar. Piezoelectric crystals are described as electronic materials used in quantities second only to single-crystal silicon, making frequency-selection/control components for televisions, air conditioners, computers, DVDs and wireless communications, with growing use in high-performance/digital equipment. Low etch-tunnel-density crystals are used for SMD and mobile-phone frequency blanks. Product forms include Z rods,Y rods,thickness blanks and frequency blanks.
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