Which mechanism causes increased resistance when mechanical stress distorts a piezoelectric crystal?

💡 Explanation

Mechanical stress induces lattice vibrations altering electron flow; Enhanced electron-phonon scattering raises resistance. This increased scattering dissipates electron momentum because the stress creates more scattering points, therefore resistance increases rather than decreases via piezoelectric effects or defect changes.

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