Chapter 6 Conclusion and future work
6.2 Future work
The optopiezoelectric material provides us with an opportunity to explore many potential application in actuators and sensors. The most attractive advantage lies on the fact that they can be modulated by changing the illuminated light patterns. It is also clear that the photoconductivity and photosensitivity are important for the development of the laminates. Although TiOPc performs with appropriate efficiency, some electrons/ holes transition materials could be added for making larger impedance difference before and after illumination. Furthermore in the double-layers bending sensor, a flexible piezoelectric polymer such as PVDF might support the measurement on a non-flat surface in future applications. With this study and many expected future modification, we expect the
optopiezoelectric material can provide us with some innovative optopiezoelectric applications in mechanical, fluidic, and acoustic controlling systems.
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List of Publications
Journal paper
1. Chih-Kung Lee*, Po-Cheng Lai, Wen-Chi Chang, Yi-Ching Kuo, Pei-I Tsai, Ming-Han Chung and Julie T. Lee, “Interdisciplinary Research Drivers and Serendipity Factor: An Applied Mechanics Perspective,” International Journal of Automation and Smart Technology 4, 228-237 (2014).
2. Wen-Chi Chang, Wen-Ching Ko, Jay Shieh, Chih-Ting Lin, An-Bang
Wang,Chih-Kung Lee*, “A photo-sensitive piezoelectric composite material of poly(vinylidene fluoride- trifluoroethylene) and titanium oxide phthalocyanine,”
Materials Chemistry and Physics 149-150, 254-260 (2014).
3. Wen-Chi Chang, Wen-Ching Ko, Han-Lung Chen, Chih-Ting Lin, An-Bang Wang, Chih-Kung Lee*, “Photoconductive Piezoelectric Polymer Made From a Composite of P(VDF-TrFE) and TiOPc,” Ferroelectrics 446, 9-17 (2013).
4. Kuan-Ting Chen, Shiu-Duo Huang, Ying-Heng Chien, Wen-Chi Chang, Chih-Kung Lee*, Development of an optically modulated piezoelectric sensor/actuator based on titanium oxide phthalocyanine thin film, Smart Material Structures 21,
115025.1-115025.8 (2012).
Conference paper
1. Wen-Chi Chang, Jan. G. Korvink, Chih-Kung Lee*, “A living worm trapper by PZT actuator,” 19th Nano Engineering and Microsystem Technology Conference, Taipei, Taiwan (Aug. 2015)
2. Wen-Chi Chang, Po-Han Chen, Chih-Ting Lin, An-Bang Wang, and Chih-Kung Lee*,
“Development of a Photoresponsive and Electrostrictive Material from P(VDF- TrFE- CFE) and TiOPc Composite,” Materials Research Society, Boston, USA. (Dec. 2013).
3. Wen-Chi Chang, Wen-Ching Ko, Han-Lung Chen, Chih-Ting Lin, An-Bang Wang, Chih-Kung Lee*, Development of a Photoconductive Piezoelectric Material Made from Composite of P(VDF-TrFE) and TiOPc, International Symposium on Applications of Ferroelectrics, Aveiro, Portugal (Jul. 2012).
4. Wen-Chi Chang, Yu-Chi Chen, Chih-Jen Chien, An-Bang Wang, Chih-Kung Lee*,
“Integrating single-point vibrometer and full-field electronic speckle pattern
“Integrating single-point vibrometer and full-field electronic speckle pattern