The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters

The Barkhausen method is proposed to clarify the cause of radiation of electromagnetic (EM) pulses during high voltage pulse generation by piezoelectric igniters (PIs). Wide bandwidth of the experimental setup was narrowed for a simultaneous registration of electric and detected EM pulses by a two-c...

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Main Authors: Linas ARDARAVIČIUS, Skirmantas KERŠULIS, Oleg KIPRIJANOVIČ, Česlovas ŠIMKEVIČIUS, Steponas AŠMONTAS
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Published: Kaunas University of Technology 2020-02-01
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Online Access:http://matsc.ktu.lt/index.php/MatSc/article/view/23320
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author Linas ARDARAVIČIUS
Skirmantas KERŠULIS
Oleg KIPRIJANOVIČ
Česlovas ŠIMKEVIČIUS
Steponas AŠMONTAS
author_facet Linas ARDARAVIČIUS
Skirmantas KERŠULIS
Oleg KIPRIJANOVIČ
Česlovas ŠIMKEVIČIUS
Steponas AŠMONTAS
author_sort Linas ARDARAVIČIUS
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description The Barkhausen method is proposed to clarify the cause of radiation of electromagnetic (EM) pulses during high voltage pulse generation by piezoelectric igniters (PIs). Wide bandwidth of the experimental setup was narrowed for a simultaneous registration of electric and detected EM pulses by a two-channel oscilloscope. The PI was loaded on a high ohmic resistance and high voltage pulses of 8 – 17 kV amplitude and up to 150 ms in total duration were registered. These pulses contained a series of short pulses called Barkhausen type pulses. Duration of these pulses having the relatively high amplitude was 30 – 40 ns. The registration revealed that the radiating EM pulse series corresponded to Barkhausen type pulse series. Short non-radiating negative pulses appearing during the saturated voltage growth were also observed and they had relaxation tails. The analysis showed that the EM pulses are caused as a result of domain switching with high voltage spikes at the PZT cylinders bases, where high electric fields are created. The activity of these switchings weakens when the “age” of PIs increases. The non-radiated pulses resulted from fast internal screening processes in the volume of the cylinders, accompanied by the impact ionization. The increase of the saturation and PI’s “age” causes lengthening of the relaxation tails. The results of practical importance for PIs in monitoring systems are placed. It is concluded that the Barkhausen method in wideband configuration is a convenient experimental arrangement for investigation of powerful processes in ferro-piezoelectric ceramics.
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spelling doaj.art-0fc5926def4b438aa5f41b39afa130c32022-12-21T23:46:59ZengKaunas University of TechnologyMedžiagotyra1392-13202029-72892020-02-0126335836210.5755/j01.ms.26.3.2332023320The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric IgnitersLinas ARDARAVIČIUS0Skirmantas KERŠULIS1Oleg KIPRIJANOVIČ2Česlovas ŠIMKEVIČIUS3Steponas AŠMONTAS4Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Saulėtekio al. 3Vilnius, LT-10257 LithuaniaCenter for Physical Sciences and Technology, Saulėtekio al. 3Vilnius, LT-10257 LithuaniaCenter for Physical Sciences and Technology, Saulėtekio al. 3Vilnius, LT-10257 LithuaniaCenter for Physical Sciences and Technology, Saulėtekio al. 3Vilnius, LT-10257 LithuaniaCenter for Physical Sciences and Technology, Saulėtekio al. 3Vilnius, LT-10257 LithuaniaThe Barkhausen method is proposed to clarify the cause of radiation of electromagnetic (EM) pulses during high voltage pulse generation by piezoelectric igniters (PIs). Wide bandwidth of the experimental setup was narrowed for a simultaneous registration of electric and detected EM pulses by a two-channel oscilloscope. The PI was loaded on a high ohmic resistance and high voltage pulses of 8 – 17 kV amplitude and up to 150 ms in total duration were registered. These pulses contained a series of short pulses called Barkhausen type pulses. Duration of these pulses having the relatively high amplitude was 30 – 40 ns. The registration revealed that the radiating EM pulse series corresponded to Barkhausen type pulse series. Short non-radiating negative pulses appearing during the saturated voltage growth were also observed and they had relaxation tails. The analysis showed that the EM pulses are caused as a result of domain switching with high voltage spikes at the PZT cylinders bases, where high electric fields are created. The activity of these switchings weakens when the “age” of PIs increases. The non-radiated pulses resulted from fast internal screening processes in the volume of the cylinders, accompanied by the impact ionization. The increase of the saturation and PI’s “age” causes lengthening of the relaxation tails. The results of practical importance for PIs in monitoring systems are placed. It is concluded that the Barkhausen method in wideband configuration is a convenient experimental arrangement for investigation of powerful processes in ferro-piezoelectric ceramics.http://matsc.ktu.lt/index.php/MatSc/article/view/23320piezoelectric ignitionbarkhausen methodbarkhausen type pulsesseries of em pulsessurface domain switching.
spellingShingle Linas ARDARAVIČIUS
Skirmantas KERŠULIS
Oleg KIPRIJANOVIČ
Česlovas ŠIMKEVIČIUS
Steponas AŠMONTAS
The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
Medžiagotyra
piezoelectric ignition
barkhausen method
barkhausen type pulses
series of em pulses
surface domain switching.
title The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
title_full The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
title_fullStr The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
title_full_unstemmed The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
title_short The Barkhausen Method to Investigate Powerful Processes during Action of Piezoelectric Igniters
title_sort barkhausen method to investigate powerful processes during action of piezoelectric igniters
topic piezoelectric ignition
barkhausen method
barkhausen type pulses
series of em pulses
surface domain switching.
url http://matsc.ktu.lt/index.php/MatSc/article/view/23320
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