Lecture

Electrostatic Devices: Modeling & Simulation

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Description

This lecture covers the finite element simulation of electrostatic devices, focusing on scaling laws and simulations in micro and nanosystems. Topics include modeling of parallel plate capacitors and actuators, pull-in voltage, edge/fringe effects, and the theory behind electrostatic actuation.

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Electromagnetism: Electrostatics

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