Ultrasonic Transducer

Abstract

An ultrasonic transducer is a device that converts electrical energy into high-frequency sound waves and vice versa. These transducers are commonly used in various applications, including medical imaging, industrial measurements, distance sensing, and cleaning processes. The key components and functions of an ultrasonic transducer can be described as follows

The Ultrasonic Transducer is a precision fiber deposition technology. Our approach centers around the development of a groundbreaking method for the tailored manipulation and controlled deposition of electrospun nanfiobers. This groundbreaking advancement is poised to revolutionize various industries, ranging from sensors and 3D printing to the creation of stronger and more versatile materials.

Market Opportunity

Currently, electrospun fibers cannot be created using conductive materials. This limitation hampers the development of fibers and systems that utilize conductive wires on the nanoscale. Additionally, the process of producing nanofibers is slow. However, production times can be signicantly reduced by employing ultrasonic arrays to control fiber deposition. Our target customers include manufacturers producing high surface area materials, biotechnology companies developing biosensors, and applications where high strength and low weight are required. The market opportunity presented by our technology will pave the way for advancements across multiple industries. This includes faster production of nanofibers, enhanced sensor development, and the creation of novel materials.

Potential Applications

• Electrospinning conductive nanobers
• Antennas
• Lightning Protection
• EM Shielding
• Rigid bers for fuel tanks to improve mechanical, thermal, and permeability properties while reducing micro-cracking
• Selective deposition of materials using high frequency transducers
• Cabling of multiple nanobers
• Reduction in production time

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