Introduction to Spring Design for Micro & Nanosystems
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This lecture covers the design of springs for micro and nanosystems, discussing the calculation of spring constants, the arrangement of springs in series, and the impact of geometry on bending stiffness. It also explores the use of different materials like Silicon for spring design.
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