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MEMS:Microgripper

Posted 21 mars 2012, 04:11 UTC−4 MEMS & Nanotechnology, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices, Structural Mechanics 1 Reply

Vineet
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I have considered a default model in comsol , a microgripper and tried to improve it.
As i modified the geometry and simulated it, an error occurred


the simulation is complete but the opening never closes as it has to close for gripping purpose.

Vineet Bansal
Project Associate, NPMASS
Electronic Science Department
Kurukshetra University, Haryana
1 Reply Last Post 9 déc. 2012, 00:30 UTC−5
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Posted: 1 decade ago 9 déc. 2012, 00:30 UTC−5
Hi Vineet,

As you are working on default micro gripper model.I need your help in that.
The thing is why it is said to apply 6000 Volt to make the contact of arms.
I mean normally available micro grippers in the market work at 5 V .
Thanks.
Hi Vineet, As you are working on default micro gripper model.I need your help in that. The thing is why it is said to apply 6000 Volt to make the contact of arms. I mean normally available micro grippers in the market work at 5 V . Thanks.

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