Second-harmonic voltage between a pair of electrodes, appearing due to nonlinearity, was theoretically calculated in piezoelectric rectangular vibrators with a pair of half electrodes which were driven by a sinusoidal constant current having the resonance frequency of length-extensional 12l-mode vibration. The theoretical calculation was performed using the electrical equivalent circuit of a piezoelectric rectangular vibrator. A material constant as a nonlinear coefficient of second-higher term can be derived by using an equation, as that obtained in the present paper, showing the relationship between the magnitude of second harmonic voltage and the nonlinear coefficient of second-higher term.
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