The emergence of innovative piezoelectric materials has revolutionized the 3D printing domain, and its integration has extended the development of 4D/5D printing, smart structures, energy harvesters, sensors, actuators, capacitors, and self-powered devices. Indeed, its feature of generating electrical energy under the action of mechanical stress makes it a unique material. Scientific research focuses on process integration, materials formulation, printing resolution, process optimization, scalability and integration of processes with artificial intelligence and machine learning. This book aims to deliver the knowledge and information about processing/reprocessing of piezoelectric materials by 3D printing for innovative applications.
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Piezoelectric Materials for 3D Printing
Processing and Applications
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Piezoelectric Materials for 3D Printing
Processing and Applications
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Table of contents
- Preface
- Contents
- About the editors
- List of contributors
- Chapter 1 Synthesis and processing of piezoelectric-based materials
- Chapter 2 Formulation of piezoelectric materials for 3D printing applications
- Chapter 3 Material extrusion-based 3D printing for the manufacturing of piezoelectric functional prototypes
- Chapter 4 Stereolithography and digital light processing-based 3D printing for piezoelectric materials
- Chapter 5 Inkjet and direct ink writing of a functional piezoelectric structure
- Chapter 6 Selective laser sintering and powder bed fusion-based 3D printing for piezoelectric materials
- Chapter 7 Hybrid, metastructures, and multimaterial-based 3D printing for piezoelectric functional structures
- Chapter 8 Investigations of the sensing and morphological properties of 3D-printed piezoelectric functional structures
- Chapter 9 Shape memory and 4D capabilities of the 3D-printed piezoelectric materials
- Chapter 10 Investigations of the 3D printing process parameters on the performance of the piezoelectric structures
- Chapter 11 Application perspectives of the piezoelectric material-based 3D-printed functional structures
- Chapter 12 Approach toward fully printed and integrated piezoelectric devices by 3D printing
- Index
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