Introducing an invention that efficiently converts the electrostatic attraction between electrodes into mechanical work, resulting in a significant generation of force.
Electrostatic attraction has the characteristic of increasing sharply as the distance between electrodes decreases. In conventional electrostatic actuators, the initial driving force is weak, and furthermore, the driving force is consumed in the deformation of the supporting members for the movable components, resulting in a reduced force that can be extracted externally. In this invention, by utilizing nonlinear springs and the like as members for storing mechanical energy, an electrostatic actuator is produced. By using springs, particularly nonlinear expanding and contracting springs, to convert the work done by electrostatic attraction into elastic energy, it is possible to efficiently convert electrostatic attraction into mechanical work, generate large forces and work, and also create a compact design. [Research Overview] ■ Efficiently converts electrostatic attraction between electrodes into mechanical work, resulting in a large generated force. ■ Ultra-compact. ■ Current flows only during the initial charging phase, making it energy-efficient. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Various types such as information devices, mobile devices, mobile phone camera lens movement mechanisms, shutter movement mechanisms, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Yamaguchi TLO Co., Ltd. is a TLO approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry based on the Act on the Promotion of Technology Transfer from Universities, established in November 1999 with investments from 50 faculty members of Yamaguchi University (capital of 4 million yen) before incorporation. It is a liaison-type technology transfer organization that bridges people. We return the research results from the university to society in the form of technology transfer and other means. Additionally, we are actively recruiting member companies to prioritize the disclosure of invention information and contribute to the development of the local economy through these efforts.
