Electromechanical Modeling and Characterization of Ionic Polymer Benders
By K. Newbury, D. Leo. 2002
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Linear Electromechanical Model of Ionic Polymer Transducers -Part I: Model Development (2003, methodology): “…RdcþN2Zm1þZp NRdcZm1 RdcþN2Zm1þZp NRdcZm1 RdcþN2Zm1þZp ðZm1þZm2ÞðRdcþZpÞþN2Zm1Zm2 RdcþN2Zm1þZp 2 66664 3 77775 i _u : ð29Þ This set of equations can also be viewed as a two-port model that describes the behavior of an ionic polymer bender, similar to the model presented by Newbury and Leo (2002).”
- A model for ionic polymer metal composites as sensors (2006, methodology): “A linear model for IPMC-based sensors A linear model for IPMC sensors was suggested in [10, 11] and was based on the Euler–Bernoulli theory of the pinned beam and on adaptation of the theory of the piezoelectric coupling effect to the case of IPMCs.”
- Modeling of electromechanical charge sensing in ionic polymer transducers (2004, background): “As discussed in Section 1, this hypothesis stems from the findings of Newbury and Leo (2002) , who have shown that ionic polymers exhibit a reciprocity between sensing and actuation.”
- A dynamic model for ionic polymer–metal composite sensors (2007, methodology): “Using an analogy to piezoelectric materials, Newbury and Leo presented a geometrically scalable ‘grey-box’ model for IPMC actuators and sensors [17, 26].”
- A Review of Ionic Polymeric Soft Actuators and Sensors (2014, unknown): “Known by several names, such as ionic polymer–conductor composite, 5 IPMC, 6 ionic conducting polymer gel film, 7 and ionic polymer transducer (IPT), 8 they belong to a class of EAPs in which ion transport plays a major role in the electroactivity of the polymer.”