Transducer
US-2019120958-A1 · Apr 25, 2019 · US
US11035954B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11035954-B2 |
| Application number | US-201816164227-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 18, 2018 |
| Priority date | Oct 19, 2017 |
| Publication date | Jun 15, 2021 |
| Grant date | Jun 15, 2021 |
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A transducer is provided, which includes an oscillator and a broadbanded matching circuit. In the oscillator, a peak frequency corresponding to a peak transmission sensitivity may separate from a center frequency in a given bandwidth, and a transmission sensitivity may increase as a frequency separates from the peak frequency with respect to the center frequency. The broadbanded matching circuit may be configured to perform an impedance matching so that the transmission sensitivity of the oscillator at the peak frequency becomes substantially equal to the transmission sensitivity of the oscillator at the center frequency.
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What is claimed is: 1. A transducer, comprising: an oscillator of which a peak frequency corresponding to a peak transmission sensitivity separates from a center frequency in a given bandwidth, and a transmission sensitivity increases as a frequency separates from the peak frequency with respect to the center frequency; and a broadbanded matching circuit configured to perform an impedance matching so that the transmission sensitivity of the oscillator at the peak frequency becomes substantially equal to the transmission sensitivity of the oscillator at the center frequency. 2. The transducer of claim 1 , wherein the broadbanded matching circuit is comprised of a resistance connected in series with the oscillator, and an inductor connected in parallel with to the oscillator. 3. The transducer of claim 1 , wherein the broadbanded matching circuit is comprised of a resistance and a capacitor that are connected in series with the oscillator, and an inductor and a capacitor that are connected in parallel with the oscillator. 4. The transducer of claim 1 , wherein the peak frequency of the oscillator is set lower than the center frequency. 5. The transducer of claim 1 , wherein the oscillator is a BLT oscillator including a tail mass, and a front mass as an oscillating part. 6. The transducer of claim 5 , wherein the weight of the front mass is less than the weight of the tail mass. 7. The transducer of claim 2 , wherein the peak frequency of the oscillator is set lower than the center frequency. 8. The transducer of claim 3 , wherein the peak frequency of the oscillator is set lower than the center frequency. 9. The transducer of claim 2 , wherein the oscillator is a BLT oscillator including a tail mass, and a front mass as an oscillating part. 10. The transducer of claim 3 , wherein the oscillator is a BLT oscillator including a tail mass, and a front mass as an oscillating part. 11. The transducer of claim 4 , wherein the oscillator is a BLT oscillator including a tail mass, and a front mass as an oscillating part. 12. The transducer of claim 2 , wherein a resistance value of the resistance connected in series with the oscillator is larger than a resistance value of a resistance of an equivalent circuit corresponding to the oscillator. 13. The transducer of claim 12 , wherein the resistance value of the resistance connected in series with the oscillator is set to adjust the transmission sensitivity within a given attenuation width. 14. The transducer of claim 2 , wherein an inductor value of the inductor connected in parallel with to the oscillator is smaller than an inductor value of an inductor of an equivalent circuit corresponding to the oscillator. 15. The transducer of claim 14 , wherein the inductor value of the inductor connected in parallel with to the oscillator is set to adjust the transmission sensitivity within a given attenuation width. 16. The transducer of claim 3 , wherein a resistance value of the resistance connected in series with the oscillator is larger than a resistance value of a resistance of an equivalent circuit corresponding to the oscillator. 17. The transducer of claim 16 , wherein the resistance value of the resistance connected in series with the oscillator is set to adjust the transmission sensitivity within a given attenuation width. 18. The transducer of claim 3 , wherein an inductor value of the inductor connected in parallel with to the oscillator is smaller than an inductor value of an inductor of an equivalent circuit corresponding to the oscillator. 19. The transducer of claim 18 , wherein the inductor value of the inductor connected in parallel with to the oscillator is set to adjust the transmission sensitivity within a given attenuation width.
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