Lecture

Electromagnetic Storage Technologies

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Description

This lecture covers various electromagnetic storage technologies, including magnetic storage with longitudinal and perpendicular recording, patterned magnetic media, magnetic-core memory, and magnetoresistive RAM. It also discusses electromagnetic actuation schemes, electrodynamic microbeam resonators, flexural plate wave resonators, electromagnetic micro-mirrors, electromagnetic loudspeakers, coils and inductors, electromagnetic motors, and polarized EM actuators. The instructor explains the principles, designs, and scaling considerations of these technologies, providing insights into their applications and limitations.

Instructors (2)

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