Lecture

Transduction of the Motion

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of transduction in N/MEMS, where devices convert energy for measurement or information transfer. It explores the mechanical nature of MEMS, different transduction methods like force-based and deformation-based, and examples such as shape memory polymers and thermal actuators.

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