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The average equivalent performance parameters characterization of d 31 MFC is formulated by following the finite element homogenization methodology previously proposed for shear d 15 MFC. When varying the direction of RVE constraints, the distribution of various physical fields (with a focus on stress, strain, electric displacement, electric field intensity, potential, and polarization field) is significantly affected. When the RVE is subjected to unidirectional constraints only, the distribution of each physical field is relatively uniform. However, when it is simultaneously subjected to constraints from two directions, there are significant differences in the variations of each physical field, exhibiting a non-uniform distribution. Based on the constitutive relationship of d 31 MFC provided in the reference framework, the equivalent performance parameters of d 31 MFC are evaluated in the RVE when the volume fraction of piezoceramic ranges from 20–80%. Specifically, the effects of interdigital electrodes and flexible substrates on the effective elastic modulus, piezoelectric coefficient, and dielectric coefficient are analyzed. These researches provide theoretical support for the preparation of d 31 MFC with different performance parameters. Physical sciences/Energy science and technology/Energy harvesting/Devices for energy harvesting Physical sciences/Engineering/Mechanical engineering Representative volume element (RVE) Macro-fiber composites (MFC) Electromechanical coupling response Equivalent parameters Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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