Sound Components (Buzzer)Surface-mounted Device (SMD) Piezoelectric Sounders: Precautions When Adsorbing Products

Precautions to consider when mounting the sounder

Please avoid the sound-emitting hole and open hole when affixing the top of the piezoelectric sounder.

The sound pressure may drop or the sound may stop due to deformation of the piezoelectric diaphragm, cracks in the piezoelectric ceramic, or silicone breakage.

  • *Please refer to the specifications for the positions of the sound-emitting hole and open hole.

How the failure occurs

The inside of the surface-mounted device (SMD) piezoelectric sounder is divided into air chambers by a piezoelectric diaphragm and silicone adhesive. These air chambers are connected to the outside through the sound-emitting hole and open hole established on the top and sides of the product.

Suction may be applied to the inside of the product depending on the position of the suction pad. The following failures may then occur.

Deformation of the piezoelectric diaphragm The state of the sound may change due to changes in the drive and vibration state of the piezoelectric diaphragm. That may interfere with normal operation.
Destruction of silicone holding the diaphragm A leak may occur between the air chambers and the efficiency at which the sound is emitted may decline. That may then cause the sound pressure to drop or the sound to stop.
Damage of the piezoelectric ceramic The sound pressure may drop or the sound may stop due to a reduction in the drive area of the piezoelectric diaphragm or the occurrence of a short circuit.

Cause

  • Normal
  • Increase in negative pressure
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