Can I power this Ultrasonic Piezoelectric Transducer without the commercial driver module kit and just with an Arduino and other components?

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https://www.ctdco.com.tw/product_d.php?lang=en&tb=1&id=200*

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Yes.

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Thanks,
How? I'm a beginner in electronics, and I've been trying to figure out what components to use. What I've came up with is an N-Channel Mosfet as a switch, a 12V battery, the arduino as a controller, a voltage booster, diodes inductors heatsinks resistors etcetc so far... I'm really very unsure so that's why I reached out on here, thanks lol

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I’m not but I have never designed a high power piezo driver, so I won’t try to advise you on how to do it. If you don’t know what you are doing you could easily damage the transducer and I would not want that to happen.

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Buy the driver. That high power transducer is for professional equipment.

You clearly don't have the skills to design or build a driver, and it is unlikely that anyone on a hobby forum like this will be interested to help you do so.

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The key specification is the maximum impedance of 35 Ohms at the resonant frequency. That tells you your AC driving signal must be able to supply power to a nearly zero value resistor. That is a lot of power and is AC, not DC from a mosfet. Get the factory driver and appropriate power supply.