| Autor: |
Jenkins, D.F.L., Clegg, W.W., Cattan, E., Remiens, D. |
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Journal of Electroceramics; Oct2001, Vol. 7 Issue 1, p5-11, 7p |
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A potential application for ferroelectric thin films is micro positioning and actuation. For using PZT films as micro-actuators it is desirable to have film thicknesses of comparable size to the underlying structure. The amount of actuation possible is determined by a number of factors: the piezoelectric coefficient d31, geometric factors and the compliance of both the actuator and cantilever and the electric field across the film. Using a bi-layer should therefore increase the amount of actuation for a given drive voltage. Bi-layer devices can also be driven at constant voltage, and their actuation varied by the phase difference of the drive voltage between the two layers. PZT films of thickness 0.5 μm have been deposited as a bi-layer. Micro-actuators have been fabricated using these structures, their electric properties measured and their electro-mechanical properties characterised and evaluated using optical beam deflection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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