Smart Structures and Materials 2000: Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Devices (Eapad) : 6-8 March 2000 New Port Beach, USA

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Table of Contents

Conference Committee vii
Introduction ix
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Artificial muscles versus natural actuators from frogs to flies [3987-01]
2(10)
R. J. Full
K. Meijer
ELECTROACTIVE POLYMERS AS EMERGING ACTUATORS
Electroactive polymers (EAP) charaterization methods [3987-04]
12(6)
Y. Bar-Cohen
S. P. Leary
NANOTUBES
Electrochemical Properties of aligned nanotube arrays: basis of new electromechanical actuators [3987-07]
18(7)
M. Gao
L. Dai
R. H. Baughman
G. M. Spinks
G. G. Wallace
Electromechanical behavior of carbon nanotube sheets in electrochemical actuators [3987-08]
25(9)
A. Mazzoldi
D. De Rossi
R. H. Baughman
FERROELECTRICS AND ELECTROSTRICTION
Piezoelectric and electrostrictive polymeric actuator materials (Invited Paper) [3987-10]
34(17)
Q. M. Zhang
Z.-Y. Cheng
V. Bharti
T.-B. Xu
H. Xu
T. X. Mai
S. J. Gross
Ultrahigh strain response of field-actuated elastomeric polymers [3987-11]
51(14)
R. D. Kornbluh
R. Pelrine
Q. Pei
S. Oh
J. Joseph
Electromechanically active polymer blends for actuation [3987-12]
65(8)
J. Su
Z. Ounaies
J. S. Harrison
Y. Bar-Cohen
S. P. Leary
Characterization of electrostrictive P(VDF-TrFE) copolymer films for high-frequency and high-load applications [3987-13]
73(9)
Z.-Y. Cheng
T.-B. Xu
V. Bharti
T. X. Mai
Q. M. Zhang
T. Ramotowski
R. Y. Ting
ION-EXCHANGE EAP
Electromechanical response of ionic polymer metal composites [3987-14]
82(10)
S. Nemat-Nasser
J. Y. Li
Modeling of Nafion-Pt composite actuators (ICPF) by ionic motion [3987-15]
92(11)
S. Tadokoro
S. Yamagami
T. Takamori
K. Oguro
Micromechanical analysis of ionic clustering in Nafion perfluorinated membrane [3987-16]
103(7)
J. Y. Li
S. Nemat-Nasser
Effects of counter-ions on the performance of IPMCs [3987-18]
110(11)
M. Shahinpoor
K. J. Kim
Bending response of polymer electrolyte actuator [3987-19]
121(8)
K. Onishi
S. Sewa
K. Asaka
N. Fujiwara
K. Oguro
Electrotransport and deformation model of ion exchange membrane-based actuators [3987-20]
129(11)
E. T. Enikov
B. J. Nelson
Challenges to the application of IPMC as actuators of planetary mechanisms [3987-21]
140(8)
Y. Bar-Cohen
S. P. Leary
A. Yavrouian
K. Oguro
S. Tadokoro
J. S. Harrison
J. G. Smith
J. Su
EAP MATERIALS
Modulation of EAP properties through the variables of synthesis (Invited Paper) [3987-22]
148(11)
T. F. Otero
F. J. Huerta
S.-A. Cheng
D. Alonso
S. Villanueva
Micro-cell coat polymer of (GPDD)n on Acholeplasma laidlawii [3987-48]
159(7)
L. L. Matz
Mechanical characterization of active polymer gels [3987-24]
166(5)
S. P. Marra
K. T. Ramesh
A. S. Douglas
Synthesis of piezoelectric thin films by molecular self-assembly [3987-25]
171(6)
T. Zeng
R. O. Claus
Y. Liu
F. Zhang
W. Wei
K. L. Cooper
Mechanical testing of hydrogels and PAN gel fibers [3987-26]
177(10)
S. Popovic
H. Tamagawa
M. Taya
Electrically activated artificial muscles made with liquid crystal elastomers [3987-27]
187(6)
M. Shahinpoor
Polyelectrolyte gels in electric fields: a theoretical and experimental approach [3987-28]
193(10)
R. W. Gulch
J. Holdenried
A. Weible
T. Wallmersperger
B. Kroplin
Electroactive papers: possibility as actuators [3987-29]
203(7)
J. Kim
J.-Y. Kim
S. Choe
Electric-field-sensitive polymer gels [3987-30]
210(8)
M. Zrinyi
J. Feher
G. Filipcsei
REAL AND BIOLOGICALLY INSPIRED MUSCLES
Toward single-molecule electromechanical actuators [3987-51]
218(7)
M. J. Marsella
R. J. Reid
Artificial eyelid for protection of optical sensors [3987-32]
225(7)
S. H. Goodwin-Johansson
P. H. Holloway
G. McGuire
L. J. Buckley
R. F. Cozzens
R. W. Schwartz
G. J. Exarhos
Muscle contraction and polymer-gel phase transitions [3987-33]
232(11)
G. H. Pollack
Artificial sarcomere and muscle made with conductive polyacrylonitrile (C-PAN) fiber bundles [3987-34]
243(9)
M. Shahinpoor
K. J. Kim
H. B. Schreyer
Electrochemical characterization and control of triple-layer muscles [3987-35]
252(10)
T. F. Otero
M. T. Cortes
APPLICATIONS
CAE approach in application of Nation-Pt composite (ICPF) actuators: analysis for surface wipers of NASA MUSES-CN nanorovers [3987-36]
262(11)
S. Tadokoro
M. Fukuhara
Y. Bar-Cohen
K. Oguro
T. Takamori
Conductive-polymer-based structures for a steerable catheter [3987-37]
273(8)
A. Mazzoldi
D. De Rossi
Electroactive non-ionic gel and its application [3987-46]
281(10)
T. Hirai
J. Zheng
M. Watanabe
H. Shirai
Fabrication of electroactive polymer actuator composed of polypyrrole and solid-polymer electrolyte and its application to micropump [3987-39]
291(9)
S.-K. Lee
Y. Choi
W.-Y. Sim
S.-S. Yang
H.-J. An
J. J. Pak
Controlled compliance haptic interface using electrorheological fluids [3987-40]
300(11)
C. Mavroidis
C. Pfeiffer
J. Celestino
Y. Bar-Cohen
Preparation of IPMCs for use in fuel cells, electrolysis, and hydrogen sensors [3987-41]
311(10)
K. J. Kim
M. Shahinpoor
A. Razani
Development of electric environment to control mollusk-shaped gel robots made of electroactive polymer PAMPS gel [3987-42]
321(10)
M. Otake
M. Inaba
H. Inoue
Piezoelectric polymer actuators in a vibration isolation application [3987-44]
331(13)
G. W. Bohannan
V. H. Schmidt
R. J. Conant
J. Hallenberg
C. Nelson
A. Childs
C. Lukes
J. Ballensky
J. Wehri
B. Tikalsky
E. McKenzie
POSTER SESSION
Characterization of lightweight electroactive polyelectrolyte composite artificial muscles (CAM) as biomimetic propulsion fins for remote-controlled aquatic vehicles [3987-47]
344(7)
M. Mojarrad
Evaluation of solid polymer electrolytes for use in conducting polymer/nanotube actuators [3987-52]
351(7)
T. W. Lewis
B. C. Kim
G. M. Spinks
G. G. Wallace
Addendum 358(1)
Author Index 359

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