Microsystem Dynamics: Principles and Applications (The Wiley Microsystem and Nanotechnology Series) - Tapa dura

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Gang S. Chen is a professor at Marshall University. His industry experience includes working at Gates Corp., IBM, Sony, and DSI. He is also a Fellow of ASME and SAE.

Jianfeng Xu is a professor and associate dean of the School of Mechanical Engineering at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. His industry experience includes working at Applied Materials and DSI.

Wei Hua is a principal consultant at ABSWorld. His previous experience includes working at DSI.

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Discover a comprehensive look at the principles and applications of microsystem dynamics

Microsystems or microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are miniaturized devices with components measured in micrometers that perform micro- to nanometer scale electronic machine functions such as actuations. Since research and industrial production in recent decades has generated considerable knowledge of microsystem dynamics, there is an urgent need for a single guide which combines microsystem theory with practical applications to provide a general framework.

Microsystem Dynamics fills this need, with the first single-volume overview of its kind. It presents the fundamental principles of microsystem dynamics in a unified theoretical framework, engineered to govern both analysis and design. Its discussion of applications includes cutting-edge methods for applying non-stationary, stochastic, non-linear dynamics and multi-physics of microsystems. Fully engaged with the latest research, this promises to be the essential single-volume introduction to its subject.

Microsystem Dynamics readers will find:

• Discussion of advanced tools such as nonlinear signal processing, computational intelligence, and nonlinear chaos dynamics
• An authorial team with extensive experience in both academic and industrial research
• Analysis of stability and durability factors in dynamical microsystems

Microsystem Dynamics is a useful reference for researchers and practitioners working in microscale engineering, as well as graduate students in mechanical, automotive, and electrical engineering.