An all-organic composite actuator material with a high dielectric constant
By Qiming Zhang, Heng Li, M. Poh, F. Xia, Zhongyang Cheng, Haisheng Xu, Cheng Huang. Nature, 2002
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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Citations in the corpus
- Modeling of dielectric elastomers: Design of actuators and energy harvesting devices (2013, background): “This work opens the door for further simulation-based study of complex dielectric elastomeric structures and serves as platform for studying dielectric-elastomer-based composites (Zhang et al., 2002; deBotton et al., 2007; Bertoldi and Gei, 2011; Ponte Castañeda and Siboni, 2012), dissipative effect”
- Instabilities in multilayered soft dielectrics (2011, background): “(45) Additionally, the normal component of the total stress is assumed to vanish along direction x2 throughout the body S22 = 0, or τ22 = 0, (46) so that continuity of tractions at the interface between the two phases requires S 22 = 0 (ρ = a, b).”