Development of a Mechanical Characterization Technique for Microand Nanoscale Polymer Thin-films
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Published
Jul 14, 2017
Yun Young Kim
Abstract
A measurement technique for the mechanical characterization of micro- and nanoscale polymer thin-films was introduced in the present study. An experimental setup was established using an ultrasonic pulser that actuates a microcantilever so that material properties such as the Young’s modulus and shear modulus can be determined by detecting the resonant frequency shift upon coating of a thin-film to be evaluated using a laser interferometer. The present research proposes an evaluation method for the robust design of organic electronics and energy devices.
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Keywords
PHM
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Kim, S. –S., Lee, H. –J., Lee, H. –W., Lee, N. –K., Han, C. –S., and Hwang, J. –H. (2005). Development and verification of PZT actuating micro tensile tester for optically functional materials. International Journal of Control, Automation, and Systems. vol. 3, pp. 477-485.
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Kim, S. –S., Lee, H. –J., Lee, H. –W., Lee, N. –K., Han, C. –S., and Hwang, J. –H. (2005). Development and verification of PZT actuating micro tensile tester for optically functional materials. International Journal of Control, Automation, and Systems. vol. 3, pp. 477-485.
Thomson, W. T. (2003). Theory of vibration with applications, 4th ed. New York, NY: Taylor & Frances
Section
Special Session Papers