Abstract
Porous amorphous fluoropolymer films of very low stiffness were produced by a solvent evaporation technique. Corona-charged sandwich films consisting of a porous and a nonporous layer exhibit piezoelectric thickness-extension resonances in their dielectric spectrum, through which the temperature dependence of their dynamic stiffness, coupling factor, and piezoelectric coefficient could be determined. Their strong piezoelectricity with coefficients of up to 600 pC/N at temperatures of at least 120 °C could make these polymer electret films interesting candidates for sensor and actuator applications in elevated temperature environments.
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