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New method of characterizing the fatigue behavior of thin films for acoustic applications at high frequencies
Abstract
<p>In the present work a new method to characterize the fatigue behavior of thin polymer films for loudspeaker membranes is presented. A stress controlled Wöhler test was set-up in uniaxial cyclic tension at an application relevant frequency of 100 Hz with films with thicknesses down to 5 urn. The failure mode and crack growth kinetics were described via linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM). Furthermore anisotropic effects in the fatigue behavior, resulting from different manufacturing processes of exemplary films, were studied. An extruded film exhibited significant anisotropy with superior fracture toughness in machine direction. By contrast, a solvent cast film showed only negligible anisotropy in the fatigue-experiments.</p>