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  • 2016Inductively coupled passive resonance sensor for monitoring biodegradable polymers in vitro5citations
  • 2000Large and broadband piezoelectricity in smart polymer-foam space-charge electrets157citations

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  • Kellomäki, M.
  • Hänninen, A.
  • Antniemi, A.
  • Salpavaara, T.
  • Schwödiauer, R.
  • Bauer-Gogonea, S.
  • Neugschwandtner, G. S.
  • Sessler, G. M.
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  • Hillenbrand, J.
  • Paajanen, M.
  • Bauer, S.
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Large and broadband piezoelectricity in smart polymer-foam space-charge electrets

  • Lekkala, J.
  • Schwödiauer, R.
  • Bauer-Gogonea, S.
  • Neugschwandtner, G. S.
  • Sessler, G. M.
  • Vieytes, Mariela Cristina
  • Kressmann, R.
  • Hillenbrand, J.
  • Paajanen, M.
  • Bauer, S.
Abstract

Charged closed-cell microporous polypropylene foams are shown to exhibit piezoelectric resonance modes in the dielectric function, coupled with a large anisotropy in the electromechanical and elastic material properties. Strong direct and converse dynamic piezoelectricity with a piezoelectric d<SUB>33</SUB> coefficient of 140 pC/N at 600 kHz is identified. The piezoelectric d<SUB>33</SUB> coefficient exceeds that of the ferroelectric polymer polyvinylidene fluoride by a factor of 5 and compares favorably with ferroelectric ceramics. Applications of similar concepts should provide a broad class of easily fabricated "soft" piezoelectric materials....

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • ceramic
  • piezoelectric material