Lecture

Thin-Film Damping: Microfluidics & Squeeze Film Damping

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This lecture covers the concept of thin-film damping in microsystems, focusing on the modeling and simulation of squeeze film damping at high frequencies. It explains how gas layers act as springs, preventing mechanical contact. The tutorial includes step-by-step simulations and practical exercises.

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