Application of Power Amplifiers in Driving Dielectric Elastomer Robots
Experiment Name: Power Amplifier-Driven Dielectric Elastomer Robot
Research Direction: Bionics
Experimental Content:
By applying high voltage to the actuation unit of the robot, observe its motion process within one voltage cycle.
Test Objective:
Utilize dielectric elastomer actuators to fabricate a bio-inspired soft robot capable of running.
Test Equipment:
Signal generator, power amplifier (Aigtek ATA-7030 high-voltage amplifier), dielectric elastomer robot, high-speed motion camera.
Experimental Procedure:

As shown in the figure above, the setup includes a signal generator to produce an excitation signal with a frequency of 3 Hz and a square waveform. The signal is then amplified by the high-voltage amplifier (Aigtek ATA-7030) to 5.5 kV, which powers the robot to induce motion. A high-speed camera captures the robot's movement images.
Experimental Results:

Initial powered state of the robot,
Rear feet lift, and the body rises,
Body reaches maximum upward angle,
Power is cut off, initiating a jump,
Body becomes airborne,
Robot lands.

Figure: ATA-7030 High-Voltage Amplifier Specifications and Parameters
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