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Love wave propagation in layered piezoelectric structures for sensor-based applications

  • Sayantan Guha und Apul N. Dev
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Applied Engineering Mathematics
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Abstract

Piezoelectricpiezoelectric (PEPE) materials are a special type of “smart” material with mechanical–electrical energy conversion properties, which are commercially harnessed in many industrial areas like ultrasonic detectors, transducers, NDT/NDE, sensors, actuators, Surface/Bulk Acoustic Wave (S/BAW) devices, LoveLove wavewave sensors, etc. The versatility of these applications make an in-depth analysis of the internal characteristics of PEPE materials quintessential. This acts as a prime source of motivation to perform the present analysis, where the transference of LoveLove wavewave in a layered structure comprising a PEPE layer overlying a PEPE half-space is the main point of focus, keeping LoveLove wavewave sensors, among other applications, in mind. Starting with the governing equations of the system, which involves highly coupled partial differential equations, the closed-form expressions of the dispersiondispersion relations for electrically open and electrically short cases are eventually obtained analytically using admissible boundary conditions assumed at the layer’s free surface, as well as the layer’s and the half-space’s interface. Numerical simulations and graphical demonstrations are performed to observe the nature of the dispersiondispersion curves when different combinations of PEPE materials are considered for the layer and the half-space, e. g., PZT-2, PZT-4, PZT-5A, PZT-5H, CdSe, BaTiO3, etc.

Abstract

Piezoelectricpiezoelectric (PEPE) materials are a special type of “smart” material with mechanical–electrical energy conversion properties, which are commercially harnessed in many industrial areas like ultrasonic detectors, transducers, NDT/NDE, sensors, actuators, Surface/Bulk Acoustic Wave (S/BAW) devices, LoveLove wavewave sensors, etc. The versatility of these applications make an in-depth analysis of the internal characteristics of PEPE materials quintessential. This acts as a prime source of motivation to perform the present analysis, where the transference of LoveLove wavewave in a layered structure comprising a PEPE layer overlying a PEPE half-space is the main point of focus, keeping LoveLove wavewave sensors, among other applications, in mind. Starting with the governing equations of the system, which involves highly coupled partial differential equations, the closed-form expressions of the dispersiondispersion relations for electrically open and electrically short cases are eventually obtained analytically using admissible boundary conditions assumed at the layer’s free surface, as well as the layer’s and the half-space’s interface. Numerical simulations and graphical demonstrations are performed to observe the nature of the dispersiondispersion curves when different combinations of PEPE materials are considered for the layer and the half-space, e. g., PZT-2, PZT-4, PZT-5A, PZT-5H, CdSe, BaTiO3, etc.

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents VII
  4. Love wave propagation in layered piezoelectric structures for sensor-based applications 1
  5. A safe-ML model for assessing head loss in a subject-specific human femoral arterial network 11
  6. Fluid dynamics of transportation of viscoelastic fluids through inclined circular cylindrical tubes and its application in biological systems 31
  7. Numerical computation of Crane-type MHD Casson (blood type) stagnation point fluid flow past a stretching sheet 45
  8. Bioconvective MHD Casson fluid flow with motile microorganisms on a moving flat plate embedded in a porous medium 59
  9. Stability analysis of convection in rotating fluid layers with triple diffusion 73
  10. Groundwater contamination in heterogeneous semi-infinite aquifers for 1-D flow 85
  11. Convection in the boundary layer with uniform heat flux from a rectangular cavity’s side walls enclosed by porous lining 99
  12. Natural convection in a rectangular cavity bounded by porous lining 113
  13. Analysis of delayed mosquito life-cycle model 127
  14. Reflection and transmission of plane waves between two initially stressed rotating nonlocal orthotropic microstretch thermoelastic half-spaces with imperfect interface 137
  15. Nonlocal thermoelasticity of Klein–Gordon type: constitutive modelling in a piezoelectric microbeam resonator with memory effect 159
  16. Mathematical perspectives on biomechanical signal processing 179
  17. Numerical simulation of thermal performance in a hybrid nanofluid filled chamber with a heat producing element 221
  18. Non-Darcian flow of bioconvective viscoelastic fluid in a convectively heated elongating surface with variable heat source and energy activation 239
  19. Finite element analysis of biological systems 255
  20. Numerical analysis of free convective heat-transfer characteristics of a non-Newtonian (Casson) fluid in a heated permeable cavity under the effects of thermal radiation 279
  21. Graph-theoretical insights into resting-state EEG: a mathematical approach to psychiatric disorder analysis 289
  22. Index 317
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