Titlebook: Electromechanically Active Polymers; A Concise Reference Federico Carpi Living reference work 20200th edition Actuators, Mechano-electrica

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Dielectric Elastomers as EAPs: Models,troelastic behavior of DEs in the framework of finite-strain electromechanics. The second approach, based on lumped parameters, is motivated by the desire to provide a simple and adequate description of the behavior of DE actuators under the influence of an electrical voltage applied to the electrodes.

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IPMCs as EAPs: Applications,ize. In recent years, a great number of applications based on the IPMCs have been carried out by many workers. In this chapter, IPMC research on biomedical applications, biomimetic robotics, sensor/actuator integration, and energy harvesting is reviewed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01879-5r. Experimental details will be provided on how to fabricate each of them step by step giving examples. Electrical and electromechanical characterizations will be also described from basic measurements to some more complicated concepts.

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2510-3458 dels, applications and operative guidelines for smart materi.This book provides a comprehensive and clearly structuredintroduction to the broad field of transducers and artificial muscles based onelectromechanically active polymers (EAP), the goal being to present basicconcepts and established knowl

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