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1 A nonlinear field theory of deformable dielectrics Zhigang Suo Harvard University Work with X. Zhao, W. Greene, Wei Hong, J. Zhou Talk 1 in Session , 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, Wednesday, 6 June 2007, McMat 2007, Austin, Texas Slides are available at

2 Dielectric elastomer actuators Electromechanical coupling Large deformation, light weight, low cost… Soft robots, artificial muscles… Compliant Electrode Dielectric Elastomer Reference StateCurrent State Pelrine, Kornbluh, Pei, Joseph High-speed electrically actuated elastomers with strain greater than 100%. Science 287, 836 (2000).

3 Electromechanical instability Zhao, X, Hong, W., Suo, Z., Coexistent states: flat and wrinkled Plante, Dubowsky, Int. J. Solids and Structures 43, 7727 (2006). thickthin

4 Trouble with electric force Historical work Toupin (1956) Eringen (1963) Tiersten (1971) …… Recent work Dorfmann, Ogden (2005) Landis, McMeeking (2005) Suo, Zhao, Greene (2007) …… In a vacuum, force between charges can be measured Define electric field by E = F/Q +Q In a solid, force between charges is NOT an operational concept

5 Maxwell stress in vacuum (1864?) P P

6 Trouble with Maxwell stress in dielectrics Maxwell stress Electrostriction In solid, Maxwell stress has NO theoretical basis Maxwell said that he didn’t make progress with dielectrics, but his qualms have not prevented people from using his name anyway… In dielectrics, electric force is not an operational concept.  varies with deformation in general. Why E 2 dependence? How about the sign of the Maxwell stress?

7 All troubles are gone if we focus on measurable quantities ground electrode dielectric Work done by the weight Work done by the battery A system of elastic conductors and dielectrics is specified by a free-energy function A transducer is measurable Suo, Zhao, Greene JMPS, in press.

8 Intensive quantities Reference StateCurrent State Intensive Quantities Work done by the weight Work done by the battery Free energy per unit volume

9 Ideal dielectric elastomer Decouple elastic and dielectric energy Arruda-Boyce elastomer:  : small-strain shear modulus N: number of rigid units between neighboring crosslinks Linear dielectric liquid

10 Hysteresis and coexistent states Zhao, X, Hong, W., Suo, Z.,

11 Equilibrium & Stability Free energy of the system Elastomer weights battery Equilibrium state becomes unstable when the Hessian ceases to be positive-definite,,. Equilibrium state

12 Pre-stresses enhance actuation Experiment: Pelrine, Kornbluh, Pei, Joseph Science 287, 836 (2000). Theory: Zhao, Suo

13 Inhomogeneous field A field of weights A field of batteries Material laws Suo, Zhao, Greene JMPS, in press. Linear PDEs Nonlinear material laws

14 Finite element method Thick State Transition Thin State Thick State Transition Thin State Zhou, Hong, Zhao, Zhang, Suo

15 Summary A nonlinear field theory. No Maxwell stress. No electric body force. No polarization vector. Electromechanical instability. Hysteresis and coexistent states. Finite element method. These slides are available at iMechanica get together. Wednesday, 5.45pm-9:00pm, Room Beer, snacks…