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Composites from piezoelectric fibers as sensors and emitters for acoustic applications

Brunner et al., 2004

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1623618555078477668
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Brunner A
Barbezat M
Flüeler P
Huber C
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Journal of Acoustic Emission

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Abstract Active Fiber Composites (AFC) manufactured at EMPA with commercially available piezoelectric ceramic fibers have been investigated for their potential use as sensors and emitters in various applications. The AFC elements have been evaluated with methods …
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