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Canyonero wrote:
Hi out there in Usenet electronics land. Was hoping to get a little help on something that should be pretty simple. I want to vibrate a metal plate at different frequencies using a piezo buzzer or transducer of some type for some Cymatic experiments. I can use the output from a computer or stereo to generate lots of tones but how do I drive a piezo element with a speaker output ? This question is probably embarassingly easy to answer but I have never used a piezo element for anything other than creating a spark to light my cigarettes. ![]() Thank you in advance. You may be looking for a "tactile transducer". There are different sizes available for many different purposes, here are a few links to get you started on your search. http://www.baudline.com/erik/bass/tactile_faq.html http://www.smarthome.com/8248.html Large high power units are expensive but I've seen designs for home made transducers in the past. [8~{} Uncle Monster |
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