期刊
MICROMACHINES
卷 14, 期 10, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/mi14101855
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ultra-lightweight telescope; ferroelectric thin film; non-contact actuation; active optics; hierarchical control
This paper explores advanced shape control techniques for ultra-lightweight electro-actuated polymers with composite ferroelectric thin films and proposes a hierarchical control strategy to rectify shape errors in lightweight reflectors.
This paper explores advanced shape control techniques for ultra-lightweight electro-actuated polymers with composite ferroelectric thin films. It begins with an overview of PVDF-TrFE film actuators used in the development of thin-shell composites, emphasizing the need to overcome constraints related to the electrode size for successful scalability. Strain generation in thin-film actuators is investigated, including conventional electrode-based methods and non-contact electron flux excitation. Numerical studies incorporate experimentally calibrated ferroelectric parameters, modeling non-contact actuation with an equivalent circuit representation. The potential distribution generated by electron flux injection highlights its potential for reducing print-through actuation issues. Additionally, the paper outlines a vision for the future of large thin-shell reflectors by integrating the discussed methods for charging ferroelectric polymer films. A hierarchical control strategy is proposed, combining macro- and micro-scale techniques to rectify shape errors in lightweight reflectors. These strategies offer the potential to enhance precision and performance in future spaceborne observation systems, benefiting space exploration and communication technologies.
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