I've bought an atomizer circuit and "speaker", which appears to want a water depth of 1cm. However the tank/valve I have produces 2cm depth. Is there a way to change the electronics to make it vibrate water into vapour at a greater depth?
This is 25W, a 1 inch transducer. The same as the thing I replaced. But it refuses to atomize through that depth of water. The old one did (although it did burn out after 9 months). How do you suggest I increase the power? And should I be looking at a higher power or a higher frequency?
I have no idea how that would work. There's nothing special about it that I can see, just a 1 inch metal transducer. Similar circuit powering it as the original humidifier. It's this:
amdx snipped-for-privacy@knology.net wrote in news:t3599h$d1a$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
I also made a Piezo stack stimulator amplifier which was 2kW and was
20Hz to 20kHz range. The output included a HUGE coil in a huge ferrite core pair. Those were fun to wind. It had an 18 inch long heat sink for the row of drivers it had on it. Have to mount them all, and THEN solder the heavy legs to keep it all coplanar to the sink. It also had two 2kVA transformers sitting in the bottom of the cabinet.
It drove a stack of Piezo chips about 30mm in diameter and a hundred tall (4 inches) for a total deflection of just over one millimeter, which we doubled with a 2:1 rocker arm which drove a presicion lathe cutting tool. That coupled with a feedback loop on the lathe allowed for optical quality surfaces and it was used to cut perfect 'molds' for 1 inch diameter contact lenses for race horses.
amdx snipped-for-privacy@knology.net wrote in news:t35bmq$qml$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
Sounds like it could be used to prevent cavitation on propellers for subs. Shame though that it is acoustic. Like raising a flag (or firing up a boom box) saying "Here I am!"
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