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Towards Understanding How to Design a Soft Artificial Muscle Actuator?
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In this manuscript we present a physics based model for sake of understanding the actuation mechanism and the desired blocked force generated with respect to the applied potential field at different geometries.
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In the experimental work, we have found that the frequency and the am- plitude plays a crucial role in actuation profile of ionic EAP. For estimating the blocked force generated along the spatial domain of ionic EAP, we have implemented Coulomb inverse square law as there is an electrostatic interaction among one mobile ion and N of elementary electric charge which could be re- pulsion or attraction on both surface area of ionic EAP based on the applied potential field phase.
The ionic EAP is a tri-layer, assuming that the upper and lower layer which are conductive layer a RC transmission line where we assume that R is constant for sake of simplicity. The potential field at the clamping point is diffused along the muscle, one dimensional diffusion model is implemented for estimating the elementary electric charges diffused in the surface area of the upper layer. As ionic EAP is working as mutual capacitor, we have assumed that the charges of the stored mobile ions in the medium layer has the same initial value of the elementary electric charges in the upper and conductive layer.
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After estimating the spatial charge of the electrons and ions, the stress- charge coupling is multiplied with the estimated value for having the value of stress, force, strain, and curvature which is important for designing coupled actuators. Following, we have simulated forward and inverse approaches for estimating the force and the desired potential field in each case for a coupled actuators. The stress charge coupling can estimate the steady state final value of the generated force, however, it doesnot capture the stress relaxation behavior or saturation phenomena occurs during the low frequency.
We believe that under- standing the physics behind the actuation of ionic EAP artificial muscle could lead us to design a desired artificial muscle for specific application and improving their mechanical properties and response time as well. 1
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- Control engineering, mechatronics and robotics 71%
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