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Springer Capillary Forces in Microassembly - MEMS Textbook

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Description

Explore the fundamental principles of microscale assembly with Capillary Forces in Microassembly by Springer. This technical text provides a comprehensive look at using capillary forces as a primary gripping principle during microscale assembly processes. It bridges the gap between theoretical physical concepts at the microscale and practical micromanipulation applications. Readers will benefit from a thorough review of existing gripping principles and detailed elements used to model capillary forces. The book includes descriptions of simulation methods and experimental test benches designed to study specific design parameters. By utilizing established concepts from surface science, such as surface tension, capillary effects, and wettability, this work offers a structured approach to understanding microtechnology and MEMS applications. It is an organized resource for those studying the mechanics of surface science in microscale environments.

Key Features

Provides a clear review of existing gripping principles used in microscale assembly processes.

Offers detailed elements to model capillary forces for precise micromanipulation applications.

Includes descriptions of simulation and experimental test benches used to study design parameters.

Integrates well-known surface science concepts like surface tension and capillary effects.

Connects theoretical microscale physical concepts with practical microtechnology applications.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
02 October 2007
Listed Since
19 February 2007

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