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González-Morán, C.O., Cruz-Orea, A., Flores-Cuautle, J.J.A., Minor-Martínez, A. Elias-Vinas, D. and Suaste-Gómez, E. (2011) Ceramic-Controlled Piezoelectric Bulk Implanted with Pt Wire Based on BaTiO3 (Optocal Microscopy, SEM, EDS) and PLZT (Optical Bi-Dimensional Characterization). Ferroelectrics, 423, 111-115.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00150193.2011.620888

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• TITLE: Piezoelectric Ceramic Controlled with Platinum Implant as New Isolator in ECG

  AUTHORS: Ernesto Suaste-Gómez, Carlos O. González Morán, Omar Terán-Jiménez, Héctor Reyes-Cruz

  KEYWORDS: ECG Piezo Isolators, PLZT-Platinum Wire Implanted Ceramics, Unconventional Device

  JOURNAL NAME: Materials Sciences and Applications, Vol.5 No.5, April 30, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Recently, a new PLZT bulk single plate, called ceramic-controlled piezoelectric with two Platinum wires (CCP2) has been produced; this CCP2 has two (250 μm of diameter and 1 cm long) Platinum-wire implants. This unconventional isolation device for use with diagnostic ECG devices provides high common mode rejection and low leakage current using piezo isolator based on two Platinum wires implanted Lead Lanthanum Zirconate Titanate bulk ceramic. These isolation was validated using four experimental setups; one of them determine that ceramic-controlled piezoelectric with two Platinum wires (CCP2) support up to 6 kV DC before it cracks (short cut). The second experimental setup determined high resistance about 3.9 × 109 Ω and 1.8 × 109 Ω measured on lateral sides and among Platinum wires of CCP2 respectively. The third experimental setup was to obtain the current leakage from CCP2 and it was 6 nA. The fourth experimental setup was to obtain frequency response that was the maximum up to 2.2 MHz and was a pass band filter. Finally the CCP2 was applied as new isolator in a ECG circuit, where bioelectrical ECG signal is modulating at 16 KHz using the piezoelectric effect obtaining excellent results.