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BR20
Rps-sonic
BR20
Before examining common causes of ultrasonic welding problems, let’s take a moment to understand the welding cycle itself. In ultra- sonic welding, high-frequency vibrations are applied the surfaces of two parts by a vibrating tool, commonly called a “horn” or “sonotrode.” Welding occurs as the result of frictional heat generated at the interface between the parts. The ultrasonic vibrations are created by a series of components—the power supply, converter, booster, and horn—that deliver mechanical vibration to the parts.
What's ultrasonic booster?
Ultrasonic booster, the important component of the ultrasonic vibration system is to amplify the mass displacement or velocity of the mechanical vibration and concentrate the ultrasonic energy on a small area. Ultrasonic booster is an important part of the ultrasonic vibration system. Its main function in the vibration system is to amplify the mass displacement or velocity of the mechanical vibration, and concentrate the ultrasonic energy on a small area, that is, the energy is collected. Also known as ultrasonic shift levers or ultrasonic concentrators.
Ultrasonic booster, as the name suggests, are functional components that match the amplitude of ultrasonic vibrations with ultrasonic transducers. Its main function is to change the amplitude of the transducer (generally increase), improve the vibration ratio, improve the efficiency, improve the mechanical quality factor, enhance the heat resistance, expand the temperature range, and prolong the service life of the transducer. The ultrasonic transducer adjusts the load matching between the transducer and the ultrasonic horn by installing a booster, which reduces the resonance impedance and makes it work at the resonant frequency to improve the electro-acoustic conversion efficiency. Reduces the heat generation of the ultrasonic transducer and improves the service life.
| type | Rinco C20 |
| frequency | 20KHz |
| power | 2000watt |
| power supply | AC220v |
Before examining common causes of ultrasonic welding problems, let’s take a moment to understand the welding cycle itself. In ultra- sonic welding, high-frequency vibrations are applied the surfaces of two parts by a vibrating tool, commonly called a “horn” or “sonotrode.” Welding occurs as the result of frictional heat generated at the interface between the parts. The ultrasonic vibrations are created by a series of components—the power supply, converter, booster, and horn—that deliver mechanical vibration to the parts.
What's ultrasonic booster?
Ultrasonic booster, the important component of the ultrasonic vibration system is to amplify the mass displacement or velocity of the mechanical vibration and concentrate the ultrasonic energy on a small area. Ultrasonic booster is an important part of the ultrasonic vibration system. Its main function in the vibration system is to amplify the mass displacement or velocity of the mechanical vibration, and concentrate the ultrasonic energy on a small area, that is, the energy is collected. Also known as ultrasonic shift levers or ultrasonic concentrators.
Ultrasonic booster, as the name suggests, are functional components that match the amplitude of ultrasonic vibrations with ultrasonic transducers. Its main function is to change the amplitude of the transducer (generally increase), improve the vibration ratio, improve the efficiency, improve the mechanical quality factor, enhance the heat resistance, expand the temperature range, and prolong the service life of the transducer. The ultrasonic transducer adjusts the load matching between the transducer and the ultrasonic horn by installing a booster, which reduces the resonance impedance and makes it work at the resonant frequency to improve the electro-acoustic conversion efficiency. Reduces the heat generation of the ultrasonic transducer and improves the service life.
| type | Rinco C20 |
| frequency | 20KHz |
| power | 2000watt |
| power supply | AC220v |
