• GENERAL INFORMATION (Includes brief introduction to piezoelectricity, manufacturing process, typical applications, definitions of piezoelectric properties – their notations and relationships, vibration modes, soldering instructions & references for further reading)

  	- SP-010

• MEASURING PROPERTIES OF PIEZOELECTRIC CERAMICS

  - SP-011-05

           REFERENCES

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   Reprint : Dover Press, New York (1964)
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5. American National Standard on Piezoelectricity ANSI / IEEE Standard 176 (1987)
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   Military Standard US DOD MIL STD 1376 A (SH) (1984)
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   Adam Hilger Ltd, Bristol
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   Americal Institute of Physics Press, Woodbury, NY (1997)
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