Piezo Ceramics

Today, various types of piezoelectric ceramics form an important part of electromechanical parts and they play an inevitable role in the development and growth
of modern industries. Piezoelectric ceramics are ceramic parts capable of converting mechanical energy into electrical energy,and vice versa. Among their advantages, in comparison with piezoelectric single crystals, is their higher sensitivity (up to several times) and variability in dimension and shape. The piezoelectric property was first discovered in '1880 by P. Curie and J. Curie and in 1946 scientists discovered that barium titanate ceramics will produce piezoelectric properties by applying an electric field. This led to the discovery of some piezoceramics and finally the family of pzt compositions in 1956 with higher operating temperature range and sensitivity.
ECI is the manufacturer of this product.

GENERAL HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
In the late 1940s transistors were made for the first time leading to the foundation of the semiconductor industry . This industry underwent a great transformation with the production of ICs-a set of electronic components in a small chip-and quickly developed.
In view of the importance of this technology the Electronic Components Industries (ECI) was founded in 1976. This company, having 3500 Mē of clean room space at its disposal in various areas of the plant with classes of 100 to 100,000 , is among the most comprehensive electronic component manufacturing companies in the region. it has , over the years , taken fundamental and effective measures to meet the country's industrial and commercial electronic component needs and by continuing production and expanding lines it supports domestic industry in such areas as; active parts, hybrids, crystals, piezoelectric ceramics, credit cards and printed circuit boards ECI is affiliated with IEl.

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