Outout difference between different size piezo disc

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The discussion centers on the output voltage and power differences among various sizes of piezoelectric discs, specifically comparing diameters like 15mm and 27mm under the same pressure conditions. It highlights the lack of available datasheets for these components, emphasizing that such information is typically provided by manufacturers rather than sellers. Participants mention that while there are formulas to calculate output, they vary based on the specific piezo material, which often remains proprietary. Users are encouraged to utilize search engines to find relevant data and diagrams for better understanding. Overall, thorough research is essential for accurate information on piezoelectric generator projects.
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Hi Experts,

I'm preparing piezo electric generator project, but when I'm searching for piezo disc for my project, i came across different sizes of piezo electric disc, but i didn't found any datasheet,

My question is what's the output voltage/power difference between different diameter piezo disc like 15mm, 27mm, etc. at the same pressure, is there any formula or pdf or any good website, to study the same.

Thanks in Advance
Ashish
 
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data sheets are provided by the manufacturer, not the seller

Yes, there are specific formulas but for each piezo there is another one, depending on materials and them are business secrets.

use Your favourite search engine to find data

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=piezo+data

even the first answer contains some diagrams - research is boring sometimes, I know :wink:
 

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