Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the technical field of piezoelectric ceramics polarization, and particularly relates to a high-temperature polarization method for strip-shaped or rod-shaped piezoelectric ceramics. The piezoelectric ceramics are heated to a temperature above a Curie temperature point in a closed polarization environment, and an electric domain turning resistance of the piezoelectric ceramics is reduced to a preset value. Voltages are applied to two ends of the piezoelectric ceramics, and an electric domain orientation of the piezoelectric ceramics are converted, through a temperature reduction and pressure increase method, to be consistent with a direction in which an electric field is applied. The piezoelectric ceramics are cooled to a room temperature, and polarization is completed. According to the method, voltages applied to two ends of a piezoelectric fiber can be reduced by reducing internal resistance of the piezoelectric fiber.

Abstract: An inexpensive shielded-type inductor is disclosed to include a first powder compact member, a coil embedded in the first powder compact member with the bottom side of the coil body thereof kept in flush with the bottom side of the first powder compact member and two metal terminals thereof extending from the two opposite ends of the coil body to the outside of the first powder compact member, and a second powder compact member bonded to the bottom side of the first powder compact member to determine the inductance value of the inductor subject to the thickness of the second powder compact member and to protect the inductor against external environmental factors.

Abstract: A porous ceramic member preparation method includes the step of mixing powdered silicon carbide and a resin at a predetermined ratio with a solvent to form a paste for enabling the resin to be covered on the surface of the powdered silicon carbide and the solvent to be fully vaporized, the step of processing the paste into a predetermined shape, the step of heating the shaped material at a low heating temperature to cure the resin, and the step of sintering the shaped material into a ceramic member having pores therein.