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Modal Behavior of Microcantilevers Arrays with Tunable Electrostatic Coupling
Nir Dick,
Slava Krylov
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School of Mechanical Engineering
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Modal Behavior
100%
Cantilever Array
100%
Electrostatic Coupling
100%
Eigenvector
66%
Reduced Order Model
33%
Eigenvalues
33%
Resonant Dynamics
33%
Strongly Coupled
33%
Spectral Content
33%
Voltage Dependence
33%
Fringing Field
33%
Parametric Resonance
33%
Damping System
33%
Coupled Array
33%
Two-beam
33%
Resonant Sensor
33%
Resonance Behavior
33%
Coupling Voltage
33%
Mass-spring System
33%
Three-beam
33%
Four-beam
33%
Microcantilever
33%
Large-scale Beam
33%
Equivalent Mass
33%
Beam Array
33%
Assumed Modes
33%
Engineering
Microcantilevers
100%
Electrostatic Coupling
100%
Eigenvector
66%
Reduced Order Model
33%
Eigenvalue
33%
Parametric Resonance
33%
Damped System
33%
Resonant Sensor
33%
Micro-Cantilevers
33%
Mass-Spring System
33%