Mechanoelectric effects in ionic gels
By P. Gennes, K. Okumura, Mohsen Shahinpoor, Kwang Jin Kim. 2000
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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- A dynamic model for ionic polymer–metal composite sensors (2007, background): “Finally, a similar approach can be taken to model the actuation behavior of IPMCs.”
- Ionic polymer–metal composites: II. Manufacturing techniques (2003, background): “First, noting that the platinum reduction is carried out in a wet batch system, repetitive platinum reduction steps [10, 11, 16, 22, 23] were found to be effective to produce IPMCs exhibiting larger force characteristics.”
- Electromechanical Modeling and Characterization of Ionic Polymer Benders (2002, background): “Recently, DeGennes et al. (2000) proposed a coupled electromechanical model of the form J ¼ E L12rp Q ¼ L21E Krp ð3Þ where J is the current density in the transverse direction, Q is the water flux, E is the electric field, p is the water pressure, K is the Darcy permeability, and L12 and L21 are…”
- Ionic polymer-metal composites: I. Fundamentals (2001, background): “A recent study by de Gennes et al [7] has presented the standard Onsager formulation on the underlining principle of IPMC actuation/sensing phenomena using linear irreversible thermodynamics: when static conditions are imposed, a simple description of the mechanoelectric effect is possible based upo”
- Modeling of electromechanical charge sensing in ionic polymer transducers (2004, background): “A static model based on the concept of irreversible thermodynamics has been proposed by de Gennes et al. (2000) .”
- Linear Electromechanical Model of Ionic Polymer Transducers -Part I: Model Development (2003, methodology): “Recently, a sensing model based on charge redistribution in the polymer was proposed by Farinholt and Leo (2002). This model was shown to accurately predict the charge sensitivity of ionic polymer sensors as a function of material geometry. Our goal is to develop a dynamic model that is useful for t”
- Ionic polymer–metal composites: III. Modeling and simulation as biomimetic sensors, actuators, transducers, and artificial muscles (2004, methodology): “Models developed from first principles have been proposed by Nemat-Nasser and Li (2000), Nemat-Nasser (2002), Asaka et al (1995) and Asaka and Oguro (2000), De Gennes et al (2000), and Tadokoro (2000).”
- The mechanical behavior of smart magnet–hydrogel composites (2006, result): “This is similar to the mechanoelectric effects observed in ionic gels by Gennes et al [10].”