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78 reviewsWith an original approach, this informative text encompasses the entire range of themes currently at the forefront of MEMS, including an analysis of the importantissue of energy sources in MEMS. In addition, the book explores contemporary research into the design of complete MEMS with a case study on colonies of microbots.
Scaling Issues and Design of MEMS aims to improve the reader’s basic knowledge on modelling issues of complex micro devices, and to encourage new thinking about scaling effects. It will provide support for practising engineers working within the defence industry and will also be of welcome interest to graduate students and researchers with a background in electronic engineering, physics, chemistry, biology and materials science.Content:
Chapter 1 Scaling of MEMS (pages 1–17):
Chapter 2 Scaling of Microactuators – An Overview (pages 19–52):
Chapter 3 Scaling of Thermal Sensors (pages 53–72):
Chapter 4 Inductive Sensors for Magnetic Fields (pages 73–101):
Chapter 5 Scaling of Mechanical Sensors (pages 103–148):
Chapter 6 Scaling of Energy Sources (pages 149–168):
Chapter 7 Technologies and Architectures for Autonomous MEMS Microrobots (pages 169–178):
Chapter 8 Moving Towards the Nanoscale (pages 179–187):
Chapter 9 Examples of Scaling Effects Analysis – DIEES?MEMSLAB (pages 189–220):
Chapter 10 Concluding Remarks (pages 221–222):