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Liquid Crystal Elastomer Dielectric Constant Measurements Ferroelectric Workshop – Kent State UniversitySaturday, June 23, 2007 Liquid Crystal Institute Kent State University Kent, Ohio Liquid Crystal Institute Kent State University Kent, Ohio

Liquid Crystal Elastomers liquid crystal + rubber LC nematic monodmain synthesize here - need to characterize LC mesogen polymer backbone cross-linker

Experiment 1 Variac Ne Trans. ITO Glass Elastomer Elastomer is suspended on a string between two parallel pieces of ITO coated glass. Elastomer aligns along sufficiently strong applied field.

Video of Experiment

Experimental Data Field On Field Off

Overview Want to solve

Theory Energy of elastomer:

Theory In general: where

TheoryTheory Make substitutions: then cont’d

Theory Choose A & B such that then

Theory Recall Thus Want to solve

Theory Need the following: Also So where

Depolarizing Factors Assume depolarizing factors for an ellipse can be used:

Elastomer Properties l w d

Electric Field Measurement V in V out R1R1 R2R2 Voltage divider: Thus

Experiment 2 Elastomer is sandwiched between aluminum plates and capacitance is measured with bridge Capacitance Bridge Elastomer Al plates spacers V out CBCB CUCU

Theory & Results Without elastomer: Find Using With elastomer: Find

Results LHS RHS Using:

Possible Future Work Remove shape effects: OR Remove anisotropy effects: Repeat experiments in magnetic field

Conclusions Electric field response used to determine elastomer dielectric constant values Would like to do similar magnetic field measurements Still a work in progress