The Piezoelectric Effect is a physical phenomenon in which certain anisotropic materials generate an electric charge in direct response to applied mechanical stress, distinguishing it from other electromechanical interactions by its linear and reversible coupling between mechanical deformation and electric polarization.
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Large Piezoelectric Effect in Pb-Free Ceramics
Wenfeng Liu, Xiaobing Ren · Physical Review Letters · 2009 · 2.7K citations · Full text
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