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CPT-9019S-SMT-TR

CPT-9019S-SMT-TR

Same Sky (Formerly CUI Devices)
Buzzers Transducer, Externally Driven Piezo 3 V 5mA 4kHz 65dB @ 3V, 10cm Surface Mount Solder Pads
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Overview

The CPT-9019S-SMT-TR is a compact 9mm square piezoelectric transducer designed for surface-mount applications. This externally driven buzzer requires a peak-to-peak signal to produce a 4kHz single-tone output, reaching a sound pressure level of 65dB at 10cm.

Why Choose This Part

This transducer offers a wide operating voltage range up to 25Vp-p while maintaining a very low current consumption of 5mA at its rated 3V. Its small 9x9mm footprint and SMT package make it ideal for high-density PCB layouts where vertical space is limited.

Applications

User Interface Feedback
Providing audible confirmation for button presses in handheld consumer electronics.
Status Alerts
Generating simple notification tones for battery level warnings or error states in portable devices.
Industrial Instrumentation
Integrating into control panels where a low-profile, SMT audible signal is required for proximity or limit alerts.

Key Specifications

Frequency 4kHz
Input Type Peak-Peak Signal
Technology Piezo
Termination Solder Pads
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Port Location Top
Voltage Range 25V (Max)
Operating Mode Single Tone
Voltage - Rated 3 V
Current - Supply 5mA
Driver Circuitry Transducer, Externally Driven
Size / Dimension 0.354" L x 0.354" W (9.00mm x 9.00mm)
Height - Seated (Max) 0.094" (2.40mm)
Operating Temperature -30degC ~ 70degC
Sound Pressure Level (SPL) 65dB @ 3V, 10cm

Getting Started

To drive this transducer, implement a square wave or PWM signal at 4kHz from a microcontroller GPIO or a dedicated timer circuit. Because it is a piezo element without internal driving circuitry, ensure the signal frequency matches the 4kHz resonant frequency for maximum SPL output.

Also Consider

PS1240P02BT TDK Corporation - A common alternative for thin piezo buzzers if a slightly different footprint and frequency profile are required.
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