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In this Note, first, the calculation errors of elastic moduli and internal frictions using the explicit formulas in the traditional and modified piezoelectric ultrasonic composite oscillator technique (PUCOT and M-PUCOT) are comparatively studied when the frequency match condition is not satisfied. Then, new implicit formulas free of frequency match are proposed for the three-component M-PUCOT. Finally, the measurement results on a lead zirconate titanate ferroelectric ceramic from room temperature to 500 °C by using the pervious explicit formulas and the new implicit formulas are compared. The results show that when the frequency mismatch is within 15%, the induced error by using the explicit formulas is less than 0.5% and 2.5% for moduli and internal frictions, respectively. When the frequency mismatch is over 15%, the implicit formulas are suggested to improve the accuracy of M-PUCOT.
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