Ellingford et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Intrinsically tuning the electromechanical properties of elastomeric dielectrics: a chemistry perspectiveEllingford et al., 2018
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- Ellingford C
- Bowen C
- McNally T
- Wan C
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- Macromolecular rapid communications
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Dielectric elastomers have the capability to be used as transducers for actuation and energy harvesting applications due to their excellent combination of large strain capability (100– 400%), rapid response (10− 3 s), high energy density (10–150 kJ m− 3), low noise, and …
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