ArticleJournal of materials chemistry. C2025
High dielectric permittivity sulfonyl-modified polysiloxanes as a dielectric for soft actuators.
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- Electrically responsive multilayer soft actuators using a solvent-free high dielectric permittivity polysiloxane ink.Materials horizons · 2026Article
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Abstract
Dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs) are soft transducers with great potential in soft robotics applications. Reducing the driving voltage and increasing the reliability of DEAs remain major challenges that need to be addressed. This can be achieved using thin dielectric elastomer films with high dielectric permittivity and low Young's modulus. Herein, high dielectric permittivity polysiloxanes were synthesized by functionalizing a polymethyvinylsiloxane with varying ratios of polar 3-mercaptosulfolane and mercaptobutyl groups, which allows for fine-tuning the dielectric permittivity of the resulting polymers. Thin films were cast using the doctor blade process and subsequently cross-linked
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