Lecture

Finite Element Simulation of Electro-Magnetic Micro-Actuator

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This lecture covers the finite element simulation of an electro-magnetic micro-actuator, focusing on scaling laws and simulations in micro and nanosystems. Topics include micromirror actuation mechanisms, MEMS for scanning laser display, and Intel RealSense technology. The instructor presents examples like the Sony PicoProjector and discusses ongoing developments in micromirrors.

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