Date: 9/18/2006
Unit: mm
Part No: CEP-1152
Description: piezo audio transducer
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Mechanical Characteristics
Item
Test Condition
Evaluation Standard
Solderability
Lead terminals are immersed in rosin for
5 seconds and then immersed in solder bath
of 270 ±5°C for 3 ±1 seconds.
90% min. of the lead terminals
will be wet with solder. (Except
the edge of the terminal)
Soldering Heat Resistance
Lead terminals are immersed up to 1.5mm from
buzzer’s body in solder bath of 300 ±5°C or
260 ±5°C for 10 ±1 seconds.
No interference in operation.
No damage or cutting off.
Terminal Mechanical Strength
Vibration
For 10 seconds, the force of 9.8N (1.0kg) is
applied to each terminal in axial direction.
The buzzer shall be measured after applying
a vibration amplitude of 1.5 mm with 10 to
55 Hz band of vibration frequency to each of
the 3 perpendicular directions for 2 hours.
The part will be dropped from a height of
75 cm onto a 40 mm thick wooden board 3
times in 3 axes (X, Y, Z) for a total of 9 drops.
The value of oscillation
frequency/current consumption
should be ±10% of the initial
measurements. The SPL should
be within ±10dB compared with
the initial measurement.
Drop Test
Environment Test
Item
Test Condition
Evaluation Standard
High temp. test
After being placed in a chamber at +95°C for
240 hours.
Low temp. test
Humidity test
After being placed in a chamber at -40°C for
240 hours.
After being placed in a chamber at +40°C and
90±5% relative humidity for 240 hours.
The part shall be subjected to 5 cycles. One
cycle will consist of:
The buzzer will be measured after
being placed at +25°C for 4
hours. The value of the
oscillation frequency/current
consumption should be ±10%
compared to the initial
measurements. The SPL should
be within ±10dB compared to the
initial measurements.
Temp. cycle test
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