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Dielectric elastomers are used to create voltage-dependent capacitors. These elastomers contract when subject to the stresses induced by Coulomb forces between capacitor plates. Consider a pair of parallel plates with area A separated by distance d0 when no voltage is applied. A material with dielectric constant K and Young's modulus Y fills the space between the plates.
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