Abstract
The characteristics of a piston-type transducer that must withstand varying hydrostatic pressures can be improved by mechanically preloading the assembled transducer prior to operation and by carefully matching the axial compliances of the individual elements. A simple analysis and some tests of an experimental preloaded transducer are described, and the particular advantages of conical disk springs as transducer isolators are discussed.
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