Lecture

Introduction to Actuators

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of actuators and systems, including electromagnetic integrated actuator laboratory, exercises, and summaries. It explores examples of actuators, sensors integration, and historical developments in the field of electromagnetism. The lecture delves into innovative technologies such as magnetic oscillators, smart shoes for diabetics, and dielectric elastomer actuators. It also discusses the origins of magnetism and electricity, the contributions of historical figures like Benjamin Franklin, and the unification of electrical and magnetic phenomena by Maxwell's equations.

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Electromagnetism: Electrodynamics

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