Basic Performance Evaluation of Electro-Adhesive Film with Micro Mesh Sheet

Takao Kubo; Yasuhiro Kakinuma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.516.222

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Basic Performance Evaluation of Electro-Adhesive Film with Micro Mesh Sheet

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Smart materials have been developed in many leading technologies. Smart material is a material that gives a specific reaction to the change and stimulus of the external environment such as light, heat and electromagnetic fields. Electro-rheological Gel (ERG) is one smart material. ERG changes its surface adhesive properties rapidly according to the intensity of the applied electrical field. This unique property is named Electro-adhesive effect (EA effect). In this research, as a novel electro-adhesive film which is replaced with ERG, Electro-adhesive film with micro mesh sheets is developed and named EAMS. Furthermore, it is proved that the developed film using the mesh sheet produces the EA effect and that the performance of EAMS is enhanced according to the increase of the open space and the number of layers.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 516)

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June 2012

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Takao Kubo, Yasuhiro Kakinuma

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Electro-Adhesive Effect, Functional Surface, Microstructure, Smart Materials

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