A Development of Polarization Experimental Processes and Analysis Mechanical Behavior for COC and PVDF Films

Chien Chang Lin; Feng Min Lai; Chen Mao Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.538-541.33

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A Development of Polarization Experimental Processes and Analysis Mechanical Behavior for COC and PVDF Films

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The paper is investigated the polarization properties and mechanical behavior of new piezoelectric polymer material plates by experimental procedures and finite element analysis. In this study, the PVDF materials is used to produce the piezoelectric polymer layer and the coating film, we have provided a nice procedures for manufacturing piezoelectric polymer plates (PVDF). In order to find the proper proportion of the PVDF to achieve the best material properties, the mechanical behavior of displacements and stresses for the electrets is investigated by experimental measurement and finite element analysis (with ANSYS). It is investigated whether the thicknesses of specimens are affected the polarization. The paper is presented modal analysis techniques for piezoelectric thin plates.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 538-541)

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Chien Chang Lin, Feng Min Lai, Chen Mao Yang

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Coating, Modal Analyze, Piezoelectric Material, Polarization, PVDF

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