Ionic polymer-metal composite sensors

Chen, Z., Tan, X., WiU, A. and Ziel, C. (2007b). A dynamic model for ionic polymer-metal composite sensors. Smart Materials and Structures 16, pp. 1477-1488. [Pg.273]

Hunt, A., Chen, Z., Tan, X. and Kruusmaa, M. (2009). Feedback control of a coupled IPMC (ionic polymer-metal composite) sensor-actuator, in Proceedings of the ASME 2009 Dynamic Systems and Control Conference (Hollywood, CA). [Pg.276]

Keshavarzi, A., Shahinpoor, M., Kim, K. J. and Lantz, J. W. (1999). Blood pressure, pulse rate, and rhythm measurement using ionic polymer-metal composite sensors, in J. Bar-Cohen (ed.). Smart Structures and Materials 1999 Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Devices, Vol. 3669 (SPIE, Bellingham, WA), pp. 369-376. [Pg.277]

Park, I.-S. and Kim, K. J. (2007). Multi-fields responsive ionic polymer-metal composite. Sensors and Actuators A Physical 135, 1, pp. 220-228. [Pg.281]

Kim, S. M. and Kim, K. J. (2008) Palladium buffer-layered high performance ionic polymer metal composites sensors and actuators. Smart Mat. Struct., 143, 343-351. [Pg.190]

Keywords Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite Sensor, Soft Actuator, Artificial Muscles, Biomimetic Sensor, Vibrations, Resonance. [Pg.26]

Kim KJ, Shahinpoor M (2002) A novel method of manufacturing three-dimensional ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMCs) bomimetic sensors, actuators and artificial muscles. Polymer 43 797... [Pg.44]

Shahinpoor M, Kim KJ (2004) Ionic polymer-metal composites ID. modeling and simulation as biomimetic sensors, actuators, transducers and artificial muscles (review paper). Smart Mater Struct Int J 13(6) 1362-1388. doi 10.1088/0964-1726/13/6/009... [Pg.66]

Shahinpoor and Moj aired used ion-exchange materials and membranes to produce electrically responsive actuators [41—48] and also encapsulated ion-exchange membrane sensor/actuators. Shahinpoor used electrically responsive polymers coupled with springs and other mechanical devices to improve upon electrically responsive actuators [52] and ionic polymeric conductor composites and ionic polymer metal composites to drive pumps and mini-pumps [41]. [Pg.98]

Shahinpoor M, Bar-CohenY, Xue T, Harrison IS, Smith 1 (1999) Ionic polymer-metal composites as biomimetic sensors and actuators-artificial muscles. In Khan IM, Harrison JS (eds) Field responsive polymers. ACS Symp Series, Washington DC. doi 10.1021/bk-1999-0726.ch003... [Pg.127]

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Shahinpoor, M., Bar-Cohen, Y., Simpson, J. O. and Smith, J. (1998). Ionic polymer-metal composites (ipmcs) as biomimetic sensors, actuators and artificial muscles - a review. Smart Materials and Structures 7, 6, p. R15. [Pg.283]

Therefore, based on the background technologies and their successes and failures in treating weak hearts, it is highly desirable to develop a soft heart compression device for patients with CHF problems. In this connection, ionic polymer-metal composites as soft biomimetic sensors, actuators and artificial muscles present a tremendous opportunity. [Pg.157]

Table 9.1 Performance properties of typical IPMCs (Reproduced with permission from IS. Park, K. M. Jung, D. Kim, et al. Physical principles of Ionic polymer-metal composites as electroactive actuators and sensors, MRS Bulletin, 33, 3, 190-5. Copyright (2008) MRS)...

Lee, D. Y., Park, I.-S., Lee, M.-H., et al. (2007) Ionic polymer-metal composite bending actuator loaded with multi-walled carbon nanotubes. Sensors and Actuators A, 133,117-27. [Pg.190]

Fang, B.K., Ju, M.S., Lin, C.K. (2007) A new approach to develop ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMC) actuator Fabrication and control for active catheter systems. Sensors and Actuators A Physical, 137, 321-9. [Pg.247]

Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites as Biomlmetic Sensors and Actuators-Artificial Muscles... [Pg.25]

This chapter reviews the fundamentals of ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMCs), which are used for sensors and actuators. First, the basic structure of IPMCs is described, and a brief review of their development is provided. Then,... [Pg.131]

Ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMCs), which are eomposed of an ionie polymer (IP) and metal electrodes, are one of the most promising eleetroaetive polymer (EAP) materials for soft actuators and sensors. Known as bending aetuators, IPMCs exhibit soft and extremely large bending motions in the presenee of large ionic currents (Fig. 1). [Pg.132]

Chung CK, Fung PK, Hong YZ, Ju MS, Lin CCK, Wn TC (2006) A novel fabrication of ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMC) actuator with silver nano-powders. Sensors Actuators B... [Pg.168]

Bonomo C, Fortuna L, Giannone P, Giaziani S, Strazzeri S (2006) A model for ionic polymer metal composites as sensors. Smart Mater Stmct 15 749-758 Brufau-Penella J, Puig-Vidal M, Giannone P, Graziani S, Strazzeri S (2008) Characterization of the harvesting capabflities of an ionic polymer-metal composite device. Smart Mater Stract 17... [Pg.211]

Sareh S, Rossiter J, Conn A, Drescher K, Goldstein RE (2012) Swimming like algae biomimetic soft artificial cilia. J R Soc Interface 10 20120666 Shahinpoor M, Bar-Cohen Y, Simpson J, Smith J (1998) Ionic polymer-metal composites (IPMCs) as biomimetic sensors, actuators and artificial muscles - A review. Smart Mater Struct 7 R15-R30... [Pg.213]

Yamakita M, Sera A, Kamamichi N, Asaka K (2008) Integrated design of an ionic polymer-metal composite actuator/sensor. Adv Robot 22 913-928 Yeom S, Oh I (2009) A biomimetic jellyfish robot based on ionic polymer metal composite actuators. Smart Mater Struct 18 085002... [Pg.214]

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