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Electromechanical coupling in anodic niobium oxide: Electric field-induced strain, internal stress, and dielectric response

2012

Seemingly, contradictory results have been reported so far for electrostriction in anodic oxides. Furthermore, no definitive agreement could be obtained with theory. In this paper, in situ techniques are combined to elucidate electrostriction in anodic niobium oxide. The dependence of strain, internal stress, and dielectric constant on the electric field is measured by, respectively, spectroscopic ellipsometry, curvature, and impedance measurements. The through-thickness strain is tensile and proportional to the square of the electric field. The in-plane internal stress is compressive and proportional to the square of the electric field at low field values. The internal stress is predicted …

Volume changePermittivityMaterials scienceElectrostrictionField (physics)Condensed matter physicsElectric susceptibilityImpedance measurementGeneral Physics and AstronomyMaxwell streDielectricIn-situ techniqueField-induced strainStress (mechanics)Condensed Matter::Materials SciencePolarization densityNuclear magnetic resonanceLow fieldElectric fieldDielectric responseElectric field dependenceAnodic oxideJournal of Applied Physics
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Analysis of the effects of magnetic field on the induced stress in drilled plates

2013

Abstract A drilled plate of ferromagnetic material suitably coupled by coils of enameled copper wire fed by a DC power supply to 30 V is considered in this paper. It is analyzed with finite element and later experiments are performed to validate the obtained results. After polishing the plate, two strain gauges for measuring the deformation along the x axis and along the z axis are installed. The values of strain are 5 μm/m in z direction and −2 μm/m in x direction. The experimental–numerical comparison shows that the laboratory results are lower than numerical, while signs and orders of magnitude are the same. It is concluded that the results of the FEM analysis can be considered acceptabl…

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