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Stress-based Frequency Tuning

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This lecture covers stress-based frequency tuning in micro/nanomechanical devices, discussing black body radiation, optical nonlinearity, NETD, dynamic range, and Allan deviation. It also explores the design, fabrication, detection, and actuation of devices.

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