■Standard conditions for reliability tests
●High-temperature placement
The product is subjected to its upper limit operation temperature
(t2) for 500 hours.
●Low-temperature placement
The product is subjected to its lower limit operation temperature (t1)
for 500 hours.
●High-temperature and high-humidity
placement
The product is placed in a 60°C, 90—95% RH condition for 500
hours, during which the ON-OFF operation is checked every 30
minutes.
●Temperature cycle
One cycle consists of one hour of the t1routine and one hour of the
t2routine, and a total of 24 cycles are imposed.
●Vibration
The product is shaken for two hours in the same direction for a total
of six hours in three directions, at a frequency of 10-55-10 Hz, an
amplitude of 1.5 mm, and a sweep time of one minute.
●Shock
The product is dropped three times continuously in the same direction
under a gravitational force of 100G, for a total of nine drops in three
directions.
After the completion of each test, the product is left under room
temperature for 24 hours, and then undergoes standard tests; the
measured values, i.e., the value of oscillating frequency, current
consumption, or sound pressure, should not deviate by more than
±10% from the initial measurement values.
Caution
1. When mounting and handling
(1) To prevent malfunctions, install the piezoceramic buzzer or sounder so that it does not come into contact with other
componets on its side or top surface.
(2) Do not block the sound opening of the buzzer or sounder. Maintain a distance of at least 10mm between the sound opening
and any surrounding object. Also, do not cover the sound opening with an adhesive tape or the like. If the sound hole is
blocked, the buzzer or sounder may exhibit abnormal oscillation or stop functioning.
(3) The sound pressure of the buzzer or sounder may be measured after, but not before, it is installed in the host equipment.
When determining the installation position, make sure that adverse acoustic impedance does not exist in the installation
area. If acoustic impedance exists, the buzzer or sounder may exhibit abnormal oscillation or stop functioning.
(4) When securing the buzzer or sounder with screws, tighten the screws within the specified torque range. Use pan-headed
screws and washers so the buzzer or souder casing will not be deformed. A deformed casing may cause the buzzer or
the sounder to exhibit abnormal oscillation or stop functioning.
(5) When stripping a lead wire, do not cut the conductive line inside the coating, thereby ensuring the sound will be properly
generated. Use a stripper suitable for the diameter of the lead wire.
(6) Do not apply strong force to the pins before they are soldered. If the pins are bent or cut due to excessive force, the buzzer
or sounder may not generate sound.
(7) Do not use the wrong polarity. If the buzzer or sounder is improperly connected, the internal circuit may break down when
electricity is applied.
(8)Use the buzzer or sounder within the operation voltage range. A higher voltage may damage the diaphragm and other
componets or cause a fire. With a lower voltage, the sound may not be produced.
(9) Do not apply a DC current to the piezoceramic sounder. Otherwise, silver migration may occur, which will lower the
insulation resistance and cause the sounder to stop functioning.
Sound pressure
drop (dB)
Fig. 3: Distance-sound presssure
conversion chart