Prediction and Regulation of Delamination at Flexible Film/Finite-Thickness-Substrate Structure Interfaces

Regulating the surface instability of thin film/substrate structures has been successfully applied to prepare new ductile electronic devices.However,such electronic devices need to be subjected to external loads during operation,which can easily induce delamination of the thin-film electronic device from the substrate.This study aims to investigate the instability characteristics of hard films on flexible substrate surfaces from theoretical analysis and numerical simulation perspectives.Considering finite-thickness substrates,this paper establishes theoretical models for pure bending,bent wrinkle,partial delamination,and total delamination buckling of film/substrate structures based on the nonlinear Euler–Bernoulli beam theory and the principle of minimum energy;then the effects of material and geometric parameters of the structure,interfacial adhesion strength,and pre-strain on the evolutionary path of the four patterns are discussed.The study results show that:the greater Young’s modulus of the substrate is,the larger the parameter region where partial delamination of the film/substrate structure occurs,and the smaller the parameter region where bent wrinkle occurs.By varying Young’s modulus,thickness of the film and substrate,interfacial adhesion coefficient,and pre-strain,the buckling pattern of the structure can be predicted and regulated.The parametric design intervals for each pattern are summarized in the phase diagram.The results of this paper provide theoretical support for the design and reliability evaluation of flexible electronic devices.

用于高风险环境安全监测和可调热管理的具有分层核壳结构的耐化学品纱线

Chemical resistant textiles are vital for safeguarding humans against chemical hazards in various settings.such as industrialproduction,chemicalaccidents,laboratory activities,and road transportation.However,the ideal integration of chemical resistance,thermal and moisture management,and wearer condition monitoring in conventional chemically protective textiles remains challenging.Herein,the design,manufacturing,and use of stretchable hierarchical core-shell yarns(HCSYs)for integrated chemical resistance,moisture regulation,and smart sensing textiles are demonstrated.These yarns con-tain helically elastic spandex,wrapped silver-plated nylon,and surface-structuredpolytetrafluo-roethylene(PTFE)yarns and are designed and manufactured based on a scalable fabrication process.In addition to their ideal chemical resistance performance,HCSYs can function as multifunctional stretch-able electronics for real-time human motion monitoring and as the basic element of intelligent textiles.Furthermore,a desirable dynamic thermoregulation function is achieved by exploiting the fabric structure with stretching modulation.Our HCSYs may provide prospective opportunities for the future development of smart protective textiles with high durability,flexibility,and scalability.

Solar sail attitude control using shape variation of booms

Active attitude control of solar sails is required to control the direction of the force generated by Solar Radiation Pressure(SRP). It is desirable to control the attitude through propellantfree means. This paper proposes a new method for attitude control of solar sails: A boom consisting of "smart" structural material can be deformed by the piezoelectric actuator, and Solar Radiation Pressure torque will be generated due to shape variation of sail membrane caused by boom deformation. The method has the advantages of simple structure, small disturbance and small additional load, and is not limited by the size of the solar sail. The case of rendezvous with the Asteroid 2000SG344 is used to verify the attitude control around the pitch and yaw axes.