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- 2024Conduction mechanisms in a planar nanocomposite resistive switching device based on cluster-assembled Au/ZrO x filmscitations
- 2024Conduction mechanisms in a planar nanocomposite resistive switching device based on cluster-assembled Au/ZrOx filmscitations
- 2023Engineering the structural and electrical interplay of nanostructured Au resistive switching networks by controlling the forming processcitations
- 2023Super-Stretchable Resistive Strain Sensor Based on Ecoflex–Gold Nanocompositescitations
- 2022Influence of the nanostructure on the electric transport properties of resistive switching cluster-assembled gold filmscitations
- 2022Prospective urinary albumin/creatinine ratio for diagnosis, staging, and organ response assessment in renal AL amyloidosis: results from a large cohort of patientscitations
- 2020Fabrication of High-Aspect-Ratio Cylindrical Micro-Structures Based on Electroactive Ionogel/Gold Nanocompositecitations
- 2020An integrated fluidic electrochemical sensor manufactured using fused filament fabrication and supersonic cluster beam depositioncitations
- 2019A very simple scheme for spectrally resolved imaging by means of curved polymeric gratingscitations
- 2018Embedding electronics in 3D printed structures by combining fused filament fabrication and supersonic cluster beam depositioncitations
- 2018Low-voltage dielectric elastomer actuators with stretchable electrodes fabricated by supersonic cluster beam implantationcitations
- 2018Supersonic cluster beam fabrication of metal–ionogel nanocomposites for soft roboticscitations
- 2017Electroactive Ionic Soft Actuators with Monolithically Integrated Gold Nanocomposite Electrodescitations
- 2017Hyperspectral imaging with deformable gratings fabricated with metal-elastomer nanocompositescitations
- 2017Hybrid nanocomposites based on electroactive hydrogels and cellulose nanocrystals for high-sensitivity electro–mechanical underwater actuationcitations
- 2017Integrated Simultaneous Detection of Tactile and Bending Cues for Soft Roboticscitations
- 2011Flexible and biocompatible microelectrode arrays fabricated by supersonic cluster beam deposition on SU-8citations
- 2009Efficient integration of nanomaterials on microfabricated platforms by suspersonic cluster beam deposition
- 2008A novel technological approach to a nano-on-micro fabrication process: case study and perspectives
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Low-voltage dielectric elastomer actuators with stretchable electrodes fabricated by supersonic cluster beam implantation
Abstract
Supersonic cluster beam implantation of Ag nanoparticles is proposed for the fabrication of stretchable and compliant electrodes for dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs) with reduced thickness. Thanks to the low-energy and finely tunable implantation process, a nanocomposite Ag/polydimethylsiloxane electrode layer is produced with a moderate stiffening effect for the DEA in contrast with a common deposition strategy for electrodes. Thin DEAs with an overall thickness of 17 μm were fabricated and tested under different preloading conditions, demonstrating a max uniaxial actuation strain of 2.5% at an actuation voltage of 765 V, lower than the typical voltage values of DEAs. The electrodes remained conductive up to 40% strain, and they fully recovered the original resistance after 70% stretching. Our results represent a significant step towards the development of DEAs operating at reduced actuation voltages, by stacking of micrometer-thick elastomer films, paving the way to novel applications in soft robotics.