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La modélisation et la simulation multiphysiques stimulent l'innovation dans l'industrie et le monde universitaire, comme en témoignent les nombreuses applications présentées chaque année par des ingénieurs, des chercheurs et des scientifiques dans leurs articles techniques et posters lors des conférences COMSOL.

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MEMS and Nanotechnology

RF NEMS Magnetoelectric Sensor Simulation and Demonstration

H. Lin [1], N. Sun [1], N. X. Sun [1],
[1] W.M. Keck Laboratory for Integrated Ferroics, ECE Department, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA

RF NEMS Magnetoelectric (ME) Sensor with a ferromagnetic (FeGaB)/ piezoelectric (AlN) thin film heterostructure is simulated, fabricated and measured in this work. To analyze the response of the ME structures, the coupling between the magnetic, elastic and electric field in the two ... En savoir plus

Modeling, Simulation, and Optimization of Piezoelectric Bimorph Transducer for Broadband Vibration Energy Harvesting in Multi-Beam and Trapezoidal Approach

N. Chen [1], V. Bedekar [1],
[1] Department of Engineering Technology, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN, USA

The objective of the research is to design a broadband energy harvester device through the multi-beam approach and non-linear trapezoidal geometry approach. The performance of two piezoelectric PZT-PZN polycrystalline ceramic composition samples are simulated in COMSOL Multiphysics®, and ... En savoir plus

Design and Simulation of a Microelectromechanical Double-Ended Tuning Fork Strain Gauge

H. H. Zhang [1], A. Bardakas [1], W. D. Leon-Salas [1],
[1] School of Engineering Technology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA

Strain gauges have been extensively used for detecting strain in various applications. Double-ended tuning fork (DETF) strain gages present better performance characteristics than standard foil gauges, including higher sensitivity, smaller size and higher resolution. This study focuses ... En savoir plus

Modeling and Simulation of Mechanically Coupled MEMS Resonators Using COMSOL Multiphysics®

J. Wiswell [1], M. Guvench [1],
[1] University of Southern Maine, Gorham, ME, USA

Introduction: In this project, COMSOL Multiphysics® and SolidWorks® are employed to model and simulate a mechanically coupled MEMS resonator with varying masses. These resonators consist of three main components: springs on each end to allow the structure to move, a shuttle mass for ... En savoir plus

3D Printed Microfluidic Medical Devices: Rapid Prototyping Using LiveLink™ for MATLAB®

A. P. Spann [1], M. J. Hancock [1],
[1] Veryst Engineering LLC., Needham, MA, USA

Recent advances in additive manufacturing enable rapid production of low-cost custom devices.[1-2] Despite modern 3D printers apparent resolutions on the order of tens of microns, for microfluidic applications there are challenges associated with the creation of channels below a few ... En savoir plus

Simulation of Silicon Nanodevices at Cryogenic Temperatures for Quantum Computing

F. A. Mohiyaddin [1], F. G. Curtis [1], M. N. Ericson [1], T. S. Humble [1],
[1] Quantum Computing Institute, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

Electronic devices operating at cryogenic temperatures are critical for a wide variety of applications including quantum computing, space, medicine and fundamental research [1]. The design of these devices requires accurate physical modeling of the electric fields, currents, conduction ... En savoir plus

Modeled Electroformed MEMS Variable Capacitors for Cobalt Iron Alloy Magnetostriction Measurements

E. Langlois [1], P. Finnegan [1], J. Pillars [1], T. Monson [1], C. J. Pearce [1], C. St. Johns [1], M. Ballance [1]
[1] Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, USA

Electroplated CoFe alloys demonstrating Joule magnetostriction (i.e., a large change in material shape induced by an applied magnetic field) have been recently developed for the creation of microfabricated magnetoelastic resonators for tagging applications. This development requires a ... En savoir plus

Design & Finite Element Analysis of Micro Electro Mechanical Capacitive Temperature Sensors

N. Z. Khan [1],
[1] Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA

This paper presents the design and simulation of novel micrometer-scale capacitive temperature sensors, which could serve as a component for miniaturized wireless sensor nodes for the internet of things requiring structural flexibility and optical transparency. The proposed sensor design ... En savoir plus

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