3. Piezoelectric generators

3.1 Operating principle

About piezoelectricity :

Static piezoelectric transformers [D 3 015] by E. SARRAUTE, D. VASIC and F. COSTA;
Piezoelectric components [E 2 205] by J.P. AUBRY.

Piezoelectricity, discovered in 1880 by...

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