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Progress towards the Miniaturization of an Ultrasonic Scalpel for Robotic Endoscopic Surgery Using Mn:PIN-PMN-PT High Performance Piezocrystals

Progress towards the Miniaturization of an Ultrasonic Scalpel for Robotic Endoscopic Surgery Using Mn:PIN-PMN-PT High Performance Piezocrystals
Progress towards the Miniaturization of an Ultrasonic Scalpel for Robotic Endoscopic Surgery Using Mn:PIN-PMN-PT High Performance Piezocrystals
Mn:PIN-PMN-PT piezocrystals are under consideration for potential use in miniaturised ultrasonic scalpels for robotic minimally-invasive surgery where small size and light weight may be advantageous. Electromechanical coupling coefficient k > 0.9 for both [001] and [011] poled Mn:PIN-PMN-PT was calculated, confirming the well-recognized higher efficiency of this material when compared to standard piezoceramics. Novel transducer design strategies have been explored, and outcomes are discussed. The introduction of components with additional compliance in a standard d31 mode transducer has been shown to drop the resonant frequency of the first longitudinal mode by more than 17%, with more than 75% improvement in tip/blade displacement. Results suggest that the combination of high performance piezocrystals with highly compliant components may be a useful route to follow to achieve our miniaturisation target.
IEEE
Giuseppe Fenu, Nicola
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Giles-Donovan, Nathan
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Li, Xuan
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Li, Xuan
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Giuseppe Fenu, Nicola, Giles-Donovan, Nathan, Li, Xuan, Liang, Zhu, Hadi Chibli, Abdul and Luo, Haosu (2020) Progress towards the Miniaturization of an Ultrasonic Scalpel for Robotic Endoscopic Surgery Using Mn:PIN-PMN-PT High Performance Piezocrystals. In 2020 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS). IEEE. 9 pp . (doi:10.1109/IUS46767.2020.9251823).

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Abstract

Mn:PIN-PMN-PT piezocrystals are under consideration for potential use in miniaturised ultrasonic scalpels for robotic minimally-invasive surgery where small size and light weight may be advantageous. Electromechanical coupling coefficient k > 0.9 for both [001] and [011] poled Mn:PIN-PMN-PT was calculated, confirming the well-recognized higher efficiency of this material when compared to standard piezoceramics. Novel transducer design strategies have been explored, and outcomes are discussed. The introduction of components with additional compliance in a standard d31 mode transducer has been shown to drop the resonant frequency of the first longitudinal mode by more than 17%, with more than 75% improvement in tip/blade displacement. Results suggest that the combination of high performance piezocrystals with highly compliant components may be a useful route to follow to achieve our miniaturisation target.

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Published date: 7 September 2020

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Local EPrints ID: 497795
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/497795
PURE UUID: 7db46341-a714-4688-995c-a8280ed7f1ed
ORCID for Xuan Li: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-5655-8631

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Date deposited: 31 Jan 2025 17:42
Last modified: 01 Feb 2025 03:20

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Author: Nicola Giuseppe Fenu
Author: Nathan Giles-Donovan
Author: Xuan Li ORCID iD
Author: Zhu Liang
Author: Abdul Hadi Chibli
Author: Haosu Luo

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