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Piezo SHOCK Show #53: What are the driving voltage levels of an ultrasonic dental transducer?

Husain Shekhani • Dec 27, 2021

Welcome to the Piezo SHOCK Show #53. In this video, I examine the driving signal which is used to drive an ultrasonic dental transducer. The driving signal is a sorta square wave. At the lowest setting, 40VRMS is applied and at the highest setting ~120VRMS is applied. The maximum power output is 1000mW. This makes sense, as the transducer had a high resonance impedance as seen in the last video (above 1000Ohm at low power).

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