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Piezoelectric Energy

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Piezoelectric Energy

“I don’t see how crystals can do all that.” We daily see the power and benefits of working with crystals through our computers, cars, watches, etc.

 

In crystals, a collection of atoms called the Unit Cell is repeated in exactly the same arrangement over and over throughout the entire material. And crystals in the presence of metal under the pressure of resin put out a piezoelectric energy.

 

What is piezoelectric energy? *

 

“Discovery of the piezoelectric effect is credited to Pierre and Jacques Curie who observed in 1880 that certain quartz crystals produced electricity when put under pressure.

 

Quartz is a crystalline piezoelectric material composed of silicon and oxygen atoms and is illustrative of a piezoelectric material. If no forces are applied to a quartz crystal the distribution of charges is symmetric at the sites of the atoms and there is no net internal electric field.

 

Squeezing or stretching a quartz crystal displaces atoms from their normal positions producing a separation of positive charges and negative charges (electrons) that give rise to a net internal electric field.

 

A voltage develops across the whole crystal making it, in a sense, a battery. As with a battery, an electric current is produced by the voltage when something is connected to the crystal.

 

The piezoelectric effect will not be used to produce energy to energize a light bulb, for example, yet there are many applications. One common usage is as an igniter in an outdoor gas-fired grill used for cooking. A spring-loaded plunger released by a button on the front of the grill gives a sharp blow to a piezoelectric crystal. The voltage produced generates a spark between two separated metal contacts near the incoming gas, causing the gas to ignite.

Another important but little-known piezoelectric effect is found in some electronic systems. Speaking produces pressure variations that propagate through the air. Forces are produced on anything in contact with this vibrating air so that when contact is with a piezoelectric crystal, tiny voltage variations are produced. A crystal microphone is designed to make use of this piezoelectric effect.".........

 

*Taken from
www.bookrags.com/research/piezoelectric-energy-mee-03/