A new analytical technique for deriving transducer equivalent circuit parameters from complex electrical admittance data is presented. The new method handles low figure of merit transducers (those having weak coupling and/or low Q m ), but does not require phasor subtraction or similar geometrical manipulations of the admittance loop. Four parameters of the unloaded, single degree-of-freedom equivalent circuit are extracted from a simple analysis of the capacitance curve, B( )/ , and one additional parameter is obtained from the dissipation curve, G( )/B( ). This technique simplifies the evaluation of developmental transducers, particularly those using marginal or weakly polarized materials.
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