Meso- to Micro- Actuators: A Theoretical and Practical ApproachExploring the design and use of micro- and meso-actuators, this book begins with theory and a general synopsis of the state-of-the-art in theoretical research. It discusses how to employ modern approaches in research and design activity, then presents a systematic list of already available products and details their potential for use. Design possib |
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actuator applied associated austenite axis beam behavior body characteristics choked flow circuit coefficient compliance components configuration constitutive equations constraint coordinates cycle deformation degree of freedom density described displacement dynamic electric potential Electric resistance electric tension electromagnetic electrostatic element energy equation expressed field flow rate force frequency function Furthermore geometrical heat helicoidal hinge homogeneous coordinates hysteresis input kinematic pairs linear martensite mass material mechanical load memory effect micro-actuator motion movement NiTi alloy NiTi wires obtained output parameters phase Physical Property piezoelectric plug pressure produced realized reference frame reference system represented resistance respect rotation rotor rototranslation screw axis shape memory alloy shape memory effect shown in Figure simulation sin(a speed stator's stiffness strain strain tensor stress structure superelastic Table temperature tensor thermal tion torque transformation valve variables vector whereas x₁ Young modulus Δα
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