Gabriel Augusto Ginja;Mateus Carpena Neto;M. M. A. C. Moreira;M. L. M. Amorim;Volnei Tita;Ruy A. P. Altafim;Ruy A. C. Altafim;Miguel Velhote Correia;Alvaro A. A. Queiroz;Adriano A. G. Siqueira;João Paulo Pereira Do Carmo
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Electromechanical Characterization and Experimental Sensor Modeling of Thermoformed FEP Piezoelectrets for Dynamic Force Environments
This study explores the design, fabrication, and electromechanical characterization of thermoformed tubular Teflon piezoelectrets for force measurement applications. Piezoelectrets, a subclass of electrets, leverage engineered dipole configurations within charged internal cavities to exhibit piezoelectric properties. Using fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) films, tubular structures were fabricated through thermal lamination and subsequently polarized to form highly sensitive and flexible piezoelectrets. The electrical response was characterized by controlled impact tests, sinusoidal stationary force inputs using a shaker system and an instrumented insole to evaluate the piezoelectret in a real dynamic environment. The impact test revealed that the piezoelectret exhibits a rapid response time of 20 ms with a maximum voltage amplitude of ±3 V. The frequency-domain analysis identified primary and secondary bandpass ranges, with peak sensitivity observed at 400 Hz. The stationary test with a shaker showed a steady sensitivity of 53.87 mV/N for signals within the 200- and 700-Hz bandwidths.
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