Lecture

Finite Element Modeling: Introduction to Scaling Laws

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Description

This lecture introduces the basics of Finite Element Modeling (FEM) for microsystems, focusing on scaling laws and simulations. The course covers hands-on exercises using COMSOL, with no prerequisites. The instructor emphasizes hybrid presential/remote attendance and encourages feedback. Topics include photonic MEMS, MOEMS, system integration, and high-performance materials.

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