Feasibility Study on the Application of Dielectric EAP in Fuse

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Based on the analysis of basic dielectric EAP deformation and generation principle of dielectric, introduce the dielectric EAP actuator depends on the circuit implementation drive action and according to the dielectric EAP material has performance electrified deformation output force for missile aerodynamic drag characteristics, analyzes the feasibility of the application of dielectric EAP in the fuse, and puts forward the dielectric EAP used in Missile Fuse quasi research methods and technical route to take.

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