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Piezoelectric Multilayer Beam Bending Actuators:

Static and Dynamic Behavior and Aspects of Sensor Integration
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Springer, 1 janv. 2007 - 358 pages
An important aim of the presented book is the explanation of the application of piezoelectric materials such as piezoceramics within the wide field of electromechanical actuators and sensor technology. The reader should be presented the physical and mechanical properties of piezoceramics in a distinct way. In a next step, the reader is introduced into the mechanical description of the static behavior of piezoelectric multilayer beam bending actuators. The description of the dynamic behavior of piezoelectric multilayered bending actuators is effected on the basis of Lagrange s formalism and Hamilton s principle. The achieved insights are used for the systematic development of the electromechanical circuit representation within the scope of the network theory for any design of piezoelectric bending actuators. The applications of piezoelectric multilayer beam bending actuators can be extended by means of special displacement sensors allowing for the compensation of effects such as hysteresis, creep and drift being typical for piezoelectric actuators. Within the scope of the presented book, two different sensor-actuator-systems are presented being based on an integrated capacitive and inductive displacement sensor, respectively. Analytical simulations of the static and dynamic behavior are compared to real measurement results of a specially developed piezoelectric multilayer beam bender. Here, the suitability of the developed theoretical aspects is shown in an outstanding way.
  

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Table des matières

Introduction
3
12 Motivation and Aim of the Book
4
13 State of the Scientific Research
6
14 Textual Focus of the Book
11
Theoretical Aspects and Closed Form Analysis
14
Piezoelectric Materials
17
22 Direct and Inverse Piezoelectric Effect
18
23 Piezoelectric Ceramics
19
82 Automation of Measurement Setup
167
821 Stabilization of the Beam Bending Actuator
168
822 Electrical Actuation of the Bending Actuator
169
824 Control of the Linear Stages
170
Measurements and Analytical Calculations
173
92 Static and Quasistatic Measurements
175
922 Measurement and Analytical Calculation of Bending Curvatures Under Different Excitation Voltages
178
923 Measurement and Analytical Calculation of ForceDeflection Characteristics
180

24 Perovskit Structure of PZT
20
25 Domain and Reversion Processes of PZT
21
26 Electromechanical Behavior
24
27 Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators
26
Linear Theory of Piezoelectric Materials
31
32 Energy Density of the Electrostatic Field
35
33 Thermodynamics of Deformation
36
331 Internal Energy of Elastic Piezoelectric Materials
38
332 Linear Constitutive Equations and Electrical Enthalpy
39
333 Condensed Notation of Elastic and Piezoelectric Tensors
43
Theory of the Static Behavior of Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators
46
42 Bernoulli Hypothesis of Beam Bending Theory
49
43 Neutral Axis Position of a Multilayered Beam Bender
51
44 Forces and Moments within a Multilayer System
54
45 Total Stored Energy within a Multilayer System
55
451 Total Energy in a Single Layer
56
452 Energy in an nlayered System
57
46 Canonical Conjugates and Coupling Matrix
58
47 Principle of Virtual Work
60
48 Theorem of Minimum Total Potential Energy
61
49 Derivation of the Coupling Matrix
62
491 Multilayer Beam Bender Subjected to an External Static Moment
63
492 Multilayer Beam Bender Subjected to an External Static Force
65
493 Multilayer Beam Bender Subjected to a Uniform Pressure Load
67
494 Electrical Charge Generated by the Extensive Parameters
69
410 The Constituent Equations
75
Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators and Hamiltons Principle
77
52 DAlemberts Principle
78
53 Lagranges Equations
80
54 EulerLagrange Differential Equation
83
55 Hamiltons Principle
87
56 Consideration of NonConservative Forces
88
57 Lagrange Function of Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators
91
58 Mechanical Work Done by Extensive Quantities and Frictional Force
95
59 Variation of the Lagrange Function
98
510 Variation of the Mechanical Work
99
511 Differential Equations of a Piezoelectric Multilayer Beam Bender
100
Theory of the Dynamic Behavior of Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators
103
62 Orthogonality of Eigenfunctions
107
63 Description of Flexural Vibrations with Respect to Time
109
64 The Free Damped Flexural Vibration
110
65 Excitation by a Harmonic Force
112
66 Excitation by a Harmonic Moment
114
67 Excitation by a Harmonic Uniform Pressure Load
116
68 Excitation by a Harmonic Driving Voltage
117
69 Electrical Charge Generated by Harmonic Extensive Parameters
118
610 Dynamic Admittance Matrix
121
Network Representation of Piezoelectric Multilayered Bending Actuators
123
71 The Ideal Rod as Transducer for Translatory and Rotatory Quantities
124
72 Bending of a Differential Beam Segment
126
73 The Differential Beam Segment and Corresponding Correlations
129
74 Solution Approach to the Complex Equation of Flexural Vibrations
133
75 General Solution of the Equation for Flexural Vibrations
135
751 Reference Values of a Multilayered Beam Bender
136
76 Solution of the Equation of Flexural Vibrations by Means of Reference Values
137
771 Excitation by a Harmonic Force F2
138
772 Excitation by a Harmonic Force F2
139
773 Excitation by a Harmonic Moment M1
140
774 Excitation by a Harmonic Moment M2
141
78 Transition to the Piezoelectric Multilayer Beam Bending Actuator
142
79 The ClampedFree Piezoelectric Multimorph
149
791 Circuit Representation of a Piezoelectric Multimorph with Respect to the Fundamental Mode
153
792 Canonical Circuit Representation of a Piezoelectric Multimorph
157
Measurement Setup and Validation of Theoretical Aspects
160
Measurement Setup for Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuators
161
924 Drift and Creep Measurements
182
93 Dynamic Measurements
184
932 Measurement and Analytical Calculation of the First and Second Eigenmode
187
933 Measurement and Analytical Calculation of the Transfer Function
191
Sensor Integration for Tip Deflection Measurements
197
Piezoelectric Beam Bending Actuator with Integrated Sensor
198
101 Smart Pneumatic Micro Valve
200
102 Sensor Requirements
201
Tip Deflection Measurement Capacitive Sensor Principle
203
112 Sensor Electronics for Capacitive Strain Sensors
206
1122 Static Sensor Performance and Uncertainty of Measurement
212
1123 Measurement Results
213
Tip Deflection Measurement Inductive Sensor Principle
217
122 Functioning of the Inductive Proximity Sensor
219
1221 Output Signal Performance
220
123 Equivalent Network Representation
223
124 Inductance of a Circular Loop Influenced by a Conductive Layer
227
1242 Magnetic Field of a Circular Loop
229
1243 Influence of a Conductive Layer
230
1244 Relative Inductance Change of a Circular Loop in Presence of a Conductive Layer
231
125 Measurement Results
234
1251 Relative Inductance Change of the Sensing Coil with Respect to a Conductive Copper Layer
235
1252 Performance of the Inductive Proximity Sensor
240
Conclusion
249
132 Outlook
253
Appendix
255
Work Done by Stresses Acting on an Infinitesimal Volume Element
257
Derivation of the Coupling Matrix Elements
260
B2 Multilayer Beam Bender Subjected to an External Static Force
264
B3 Multilayer Beam Bender Subjected to a Uniform Pressure Load
266
B4 Electrical Charge Generated by the Extensive Parameters
268
B41 External Static Moment
272
B42 External Static Force
273
B43 External Uniform Pressure Load
275
Mechanical Potential and Kinetic Energy
279
Derivation of the Electrical Enthalpy
281
Correlation Between Material Parameters
283
Work Done by Extensive Dynamic Quantities
285
F2 Work Done by a Moment
286
F3 Work Done by a Driving Voltage
287
On the Variation of the Lagrange Function
289
On the Variation of the Work Done by Extensive Quantities
294
On the Excitation by a Periodic Force
297
Particular Solution of the Differential Equation for Flexural Vibrations
299
Transition to the Differential Equations in Complex Form
301
Orthogonality of Different Boundary Conditions
305
Logarithmic Decrement
308
Favored Sensor Principles and Sensor Signal Estimation
311
N1 Resisitive Distance Sensors
312
N11 Metallic Strain Gages
313
N12 Semiconductor Strain Gages
314
N2 Capacitive Distance Sensors
316
N22 Interdigital Electrodes doublesided
318
N3 Piezoelectric Distance Sensor
321
N4 Inductive Distance Sensor
323
Methods of Measuring Small Capacitances with High Resolution
327
O2 Selfbalancing Capacitance Bridge
328
O3 Charge Measurement
330
O4 Measurement of the Integration Time
331
To the Output Signal of the Instrumentation Amplifier
333
Alternating Magnetic Field Within a Conductive Layer
335
Magnetic Field Calculation of a Circular Loop
337
References
341
Index
353
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