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Munk-Nielsen, Stig
Aalborg University
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- 2024Thermal cycling characterization of an integrated low-inductance GaN eHEMT power module
- 2024Thermal cycling characterization of an integrated low-inductance GaN eHEMT power module
- 2023Thermal Characteristics of Liquid Metal Interconnects for Power Semiconductorscitations
- 2023Thermal Characteristics of Liquid Metal Interconnects for Power Semiconductorscitations
- 2021Performance evaluation of lithium-ion batteries (LiFePO 4 cathode) from novel perspectives using a new figure of merit, temperature distribution analysis, and cell package analysiscitations
- 2021Performance evaluation of lithium-ion batteries (LiFePO4 cathode) from novel perspectives using a new figure of merit, temperature distribution analysis, and cell package analysiscitations
- 2020Parametric transformer using PM-inductors with saturation-gapcitations
- 2018Frequency domain scanning acoustic microscopy for power electronics:Physics-based feature identification and selectivitycitations
- 2018Frequency domain scanning acoustic microscopy for power electronicscitations
- 2017Short-Circuit Degradation of 10-kV 10-A SiC MOSFETcitations
- 2015Ageing monitoring in IGBT module under sinusoidal loadingcitations
- 2014A tapped-inductor buck-boost converter for a multi-DEAP generator energy harvesting systemcitations
- 2014A tapped-inductor buck-boost converter for a multi-DEAP generator energy harvesting systemcitations
- 2014A Tapped-Inductor Buck-Boost Converter for a Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorcitations
- 2014A Tapped-Inductor Buck-Boost Converter for a Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorcitations
- 2013An electromechanical model for a dielectric electroactive polymer generatorcitations
- 2013An Electromechanical Model of a Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorcitations
- 2013An Electromechanical Model of a Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorcitations
- 2012Energy Harvesting Cycles of Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorscitations
- 2012Energy Harvesting Cycles of Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generatorscitations
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An Electromechanical Model of a Dielectric ElectroActive Polymer Generator
Abstract
Smart electroactive materials have attracted much of the scientific interest over the past few years, as they reflect a quite promising alternative to conservative approaches used nowadays in various transducer applications. Especially Dielectric ElectroActive Polymers (DEAPs), which are constantly gaining momentum due to their superior low-speed performance, light-weighted nature and higher energy density when compared with competing technologies. In this paper an electromechanical model for a DEAP generator is presented, accounting for both the visco-hyperelastic characteristics of the polymer material, as well as the later one’s experimentally determined stretch-capacitance dependence. Apart from the visco-hyperelastic model validation via purely mechanical experiments, the model’s electromechanical coupling is verified as well, via experiments conducted under all three distinct energy harvesting cycles; namely the Constant Charge (CC), Constant Voltage (CV) and Constant E-field (CE) cycles.