Laser Interferometric Displacement Measurements of Multi-Layer Actuators and PZT Ceramics

Burianova, L.; Bowen, Chris R.; Prokopová, M.; Šulc, M.

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“…The effective longitudinal piezoelectric coefficient (d 33,f 6 standard deviation) was determined through standard double beam laser interferometry (aixACCT Systems, aixDBLI) measurements [35,36]. DBLI polarization and displacement curves were compared for Samples 1-2 in the as-deposited state and Sample 3 after annealing.…”

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Integration of AlN piezoelectric thin films on ultralow fatigue TiNiCu shape memory alloys

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Integration of AlN piezoelectric thin films on ultralow fatigue TiNiCu shape memory alloys

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“…The assembly of these substantially different materials in a piezoelectric-silicone structure requires the experiment to be reproducible and simple in order to derive the energy harvesting capabilities of the device tested. For this reason, the proposed materials were tested at room temperature accounting for the Curie point of PZT below 300 • C [26] and the transition temperature for silicone of over 400 • C [38]. This leaves sufficient space for energy harvesting applications at elevated temperatures, which could be evaluated in subsequent studies.…”

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Piezoelectric-silicone structure for vibration energy harvesting: experimental testing and modelling

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Mechanical vibrations from heavy machines, building structures, or the human body can be harvested and directly converted into electrical energy. In this paper, the potential to effectively harvest mechanical vibrations and locally generate electrical energy using a novel piezoelectric-rubber composite structure is explored. Piezoelectric lead zirconate titanate is bonded to silicone rubber to form a cylindrical composite-like energy harvesting device which has the potential to structurally dampen high acceleration forces and generate electrical power. The device was experimentally load tested and an advanced dynamic model was verified against experimental data. While an experimental output power of 57 µW cm −3 was obtained, the advanced model further optimises the device geometry. The proposed energy harvesting device generates sufficient electrical power for structural health monitoring and remote sensing applications, while also providing structural damping for low frequency mechanical vibrations.

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“…The paper [24] studies multi-layer actuators and bulk lead zirconate titanate ceramics under the influence of electric fields. It is well-known that laser interferometry is a general and broadly used method for measuring induced displacements [25,26].…”

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“…For example, the "point-to-point" scanning method, or the "out-of-plane displacements", measured using a Moiré interferometer [27], have proven their value in these applications. The displacement of materials and devices with evaporated reflective dielectric layers has been studied using a double-beam Mach-Zehnder laser interferometer at room temperature [24].…”

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Features and Functionality of the Optical Interference Meter for Measurement of Surface Displacements of Control Objects

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This article presents in detail the methodology and results of test studies of the functionality of a prospective optical setup for measuring the surface linear displacements of control objects, developed on the basis of a new interference measurement method, namely the “luminous point” method. The dependencies of the changes in intensity of the optical field of interference patterns are obtained, characterizing the features of the functional capabilities of the setup. It is experimentally confirmed that with significant changes in the angle of incidence of radiation on the surface of the control object, the sensitivity of the investigated setup does not change. The noted research results are most appropriate for use in the development of new contactless optical setups for measuring the displacements of the surfaces of control objects, and for use in various experimental works in the processes of the creation and production of machines and equipment, as well as in the diagnosis of the state of structural materials and power elements of machines and equipment during operation.

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Laser Interferometric Displacement Measurements of Multi-Layer Actuators and PZT Ceramics

Abstract: This paper deals with the characterization of multi-layer actuators and bulk PZT ceram-

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

Integration of AlN piezoelectric thin films on ultralow fatigue TiNiCu shape memory alloys

Integration of AlN piezoelectric thin films on ultralow fatigue TiNiCu shape memory alloys

Piezoelectric-silicone structure for vibration energy harvesting: experimental testing and modelling

Features and Functionality of the Optical Interference Meter for Measurement of Surface Displacements of Control Objects

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