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A theoretical model and mathematical description for silicon micromachined elec- trostatic or capacitive ultrasonic imaging transducers have been developed. Ac- cording to the model the basic performance parameters of such a transducer, such as natural frequencies, eigenfunctions, resonance and anti-resonance frequencies, and the mechanical impedance of the diaphragm can be predicted from the ge- ometry of the transducer and property parameters of materials used. The paper reveals that this type of transducers has two basic operation modes, correspond- ing to the resonance of a mass-spring oscillator comprised of the diaphragm and the air cushion, and the first-order bending mode of the diaphragm itself respec- tively, and presents an optimal method for extending the bandwidth by making the two modes coupled, and thereby provides a theoretical basis for the optimal de- sign.
A theoretical model and mathematical description for silicon micromachined elec- trostatic or capacitive ultrasonic imaging transducers have been developed. Ac- cording to the model the basic performance parameters of such a transducer, such as natural frequencies, eigenfunctions, resonance and anti-resonance frequencies, and the mechanical impedance of the diaphragm can be predicted from the ge- ometry of the transducer and property parameters of materials used. The paper reveals that this type of transducers has two basic operation modes, correspond- ing to the resonance of a mass-spring oscillator comprised of the diaphragm and the air cushion, and the first-order bending mode of the diaphragm itself respec- tively, and presents an optimal method for extending the bandwidth by making the two modes coupled, and provides a theoretical basis for the optimal de- sign.