a simple ultrasonic piezo driver

[crazysignguy]

I am having trouble finding a source for a simple ultrasonic driver for a 5 Mhz piezo. I am involved in cavitation research and really need to make an adjustable ultrasonic frequency generator . They sell them for way too much money. I have no funding. Help from smart people is humbly requested.

 

[DerStrom8]

Perhaps have a read here:

https://developer.android.com/reference/java/net/InetAddress.html

 

[crazysignguy]

Java and ip adresses?
I don't quite have that level of understanding. My (belated) uncle wrote a book on java. I tried reading it once. Although I do really like the picture of tesla that you chose.

 

[DerStrom8]

I'm terribly sorry, posted this in the wrong thread

I think it's time for bed....

 

[ronv]

Maybe you could post a link to the piezo data sheet and one of the drivers??

 

[crazysignguy]

I don't have a driver. Just a 5mhz piezo

 

[ronv]

Without the current and voltage needed for the piezo it is hard to recommend something.

 

[crazysignguy]

It was definitely 22v current I don't remember but I can look it up. Actually the voltage was listed as 220v however that seems improbable
catalog listing is 2100 (pf) capacitance, 5 (Mhz) frequency, and 4 ohms resistance

 

[crazysignguy]

• Working voltage:220V
• Working current:200MA
• Working frequency:5MHZ
• Strong ultrasonic effect and Low Heat.