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Modeling and analysis of forward and inverse kinematics for a flexible Stewart platform. [PDF]
Su L, Hou L, Liu J.
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Intrinsic auxetic piezoelectricity in bulk ferroelectrics. [PDF]
Tan Z +9 more
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High Piezoelectricity and Temperature Stability via Stabilized Polar Distortion. [PDF]
Wang H +9 more
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Multilayer Bioinspired Heterogeneous Superelastic Ceramic Aerogel for Robust Signal Detection Under Extreme High-Temperature Conditions. [PDF]
Li X +10 more
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Influence of sample positioning and solution volume on distinguishing sonolysis from piezocatalysis in ultrasonic dye degradation. [PDF]
Singhal M +4 more
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Beyond MPB engineering: enhanced piezoelectricity and thermal stability assisted by high-entropy design. [PDF]
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Piezoelectric Moduli of Piezoelectric Ceramics
Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1996The effective piezoelectric moduli of polycrystalline piezoelectric ceramics are calculated using a straightforward averaging method (a Voigt average) and a more rigorous effective‐medium theory recently developed for piezocomposites. The effects of polarization orientation within each crystallographic domain and the shape of the domain on the ...
Ce‐Wen Nan, David R. Clarke
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Disc Piezoelectric Ceramic Transformers
IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control, 2012In this contribution, we present our study on disc-shaped and homogeneously poled piezoelectric ceramic transformers working in planar-extensional vibration modes. Transformers are designed with electrodes divided into wedge, axisymmetrical ring-dot, moonie, smile, or yin-yang segments.
Jirií, Erhart +4 more
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Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1958
The discovery of piezoelectric effects in electrically poled barium titanate ceramic, in the early l940, was a revolutionary contribution to the electromechanical transducer art. Since then, improved barium titanate ceramics adapted to a variety of practical needs have been developed, and a number of new piezoelectric oxide‐type compounds have been ...
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The discovery of piezoelectric effects in electrically poled barium titanate ceramic, in the early l940, was a revolutionary contribution to the electromechanical transducer art. Since then, improved barium titanate ceramics adapted to a variety of practical needs have been developed, and a number of new piezoelectric oxide‐type compounds have been ...
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