Abstract
The behavior of a thin transducer is analyzed when the electroded section constitutes a small part of the available areas. The principal signals are relatively short stress pulses. It will be seen that these pulses may travel close to or at the speed of sound in an unbounded medium and that circuit models may be associated with these transducers. The results also apply to the analysis of elastic properties of thin plates when the aperture of the probing beam is wider than the thickness of the plate.
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