Abstract
Linear theory of piezoelectricity is used to solve the problem of electric field concentrations of a pair of parallel electrodes arrayed in one plane. Hence, the layer tends to deform in a plane mode. Fourier transforms are successfully applied to reduce electro-elastic boundary value problem to the solutions of integral equations. The integral equations are solved theoretically and the analytic solutions are carried out. It is found that electric field and stresses concentrate in the vicinity of the electric edge. The stresses at the edge of electrodes are so high that increases the failure possibility of materials.
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