Mide Marine

12/01/2023

Thank you, everyone! It was an absolute blast reconnecting with old friends and making incredible new ones at this year's IWBS!

Midé is a proud member of the Hutchinson Team.

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04/04/2023

Representing Hutchinson’s technologies and innovation at Sea Air Space Conference in Maryland.

You can find our team of experts at Booth #1805.

03/22/2023

We are excited to announce that Hutchinson | Mide will be attending Sea Air Space in Maryland.

You can find our team of experts at Booth #1805 from April 3rd to 5th 2023.

03/08/2023

“Every woman’s success should be an inspiration to another. We’re strongest when we cheer each other on.” –Serena Williams

02/23/2023

Our last day at and NAVDEX is approaching, and it has been a pleasure sharing the Hutchinson Industries Features: Defense and Mobility Technology for Survivable Combat Vehicles, Marine Solutions, and enDAQ Sensors with you.

If you would like to learn more about our products, there is still a chance, you can stop by our stand at IDEX Hall C-B17 and NAVDEX Hall C-041.

Mide is a proud member of the Hutchinson team.

02/20/2023

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader.”
—John Quincy Adams

Happy President's day!

02/13/2023

Hutchinson is representing at (02-B17) and (C-041) exhibitions, connecting the international defense and maritime security industry for 30 years.

Taking place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre ( ), February 20-24, 2023. Register here: https://bit.ly/3ltUM3b

01/18/2023

What Is a Piezo?

Piezo as noted in all formal sources (dictionaries, Wiki, etc) is a Greek root meaning pressure or push. It's combined with some other words to make new nouns and adjectives. For example a piezometer is a pressure meter; piezoresistor is an electronic component which changes its resistance when exposed to stress; and piezoelectric is an adjective describing a property of some special solid materials that can convert some of the energy from an applied pressure into electric charge.

What kind of materials? Well, a whole lot more than you might think. Although, for our purposes, the most important materials are man-made ceramics that happen to be really active (piezoceramics!). There are a lot of natural materials that exhibit piezoelectric properties, e.g. quartz crystal and even bone. We'll talk those up in a separate blog.

Piezo (the word) has more and more turned into a noun, as in "THE piezo." In common use, it could mean anything from a simple piezoceramic disk to a whole assembled component or device that has some essential piezoelectric material as an integral part. Oddly enough, 50-odd years ago there appeared in the 1967 Random House Dictionary the word piezoid, a noun, with the definition "a completed crystal blank, esp. after attachment of electrodes to the faces" which is pretty close to the current piezo in meaning.

Here we'll take a generic applications perspective and use "piezo" for a device, and we'll say that "piezo material" is a solid which, when deformed by applied stress, produces usable electric charge, and when subjected to applied electric field, deforms itself. A medium in which there is coupling, i.e. free reversible interchange, of electric and elastic energy. "Fascinating Captain," as Spock would say.

By Rob Carter

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01/16/2023

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