Direct Measurement of Inverse Piezoelectric Effects in Thin Films Using Laser Doppler Vibrometry
Megha Acharya, Djamila Lou, Abel Fernández, Jieun Kim, Zishen Tian, Lane W. Martin
Abstract
This study highlights efforts to develop an accurate, simple methodology to assess the electromechanical response in thin-film heterostructures, using laser Doppler vibrometry to measuring surface displacements smaller than 1 nm. The work demonstrates how to use the measured values to extract the piezoelectric coefficient ${d}_{33}$ for a generic thin-film system by means of finite-element modeling. Finally, the work shows how to assess the electromechanical figure of merit for thin films, and offers a procedure for how to compare them to their bulk counterparts via the electromechanical coupling coefficient ${k}_{33}$.
Topics & Concepts
PiezoelectricityMaterials scienceThin filmAcousticsFigure of meritElectromechanical coupling coefficientInverseDoppler effectWork (physics)LaserFinite element methodPiezoelectric coefficientLaser Doppler velocimetryOpticsComposite materialOptoelectronicsPhysicsNanotechnologyMathematicsMedicineThermodynamicsGeometryAstronomyBlood flowInternal medicineAcoustic Wave Resonator TechnologiesAdvanced MEMS and NEMS TechnologiesUltrasonics and Acoustic Wave Propagation