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9780849328381

Nano- and Micro-Electromechanical Systems: Fundamentals of Nano- and Microengineering, Second Edition

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    9780849328381

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    0849328381

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-01-11
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Society is approaching and advancing nano- and microtechnology from various angles of science and engineering. The need for further fundamental, applied, and experimental research is matched by the demand for quality references that capture the multidisciplinary and multifaceted nature of the science.Presenting cutting-edge information that is applicable to many fields, Nano- and Micro-Electromechanical Systems: Fundamentals of Nano and Microengineering, Second Edition builds the theoretical foundation for understanding, modeling, controlling, simulating, and designing nano- and microsystems. The book focuses on the fundamentals of nano- and microengineering and nano- and microtechnology. It emphasizes the multidisciplinary principles of NEMS and MEMS and practical applications of the basic theory in engineering practice and technology development.Significantly revised to reflect both fundamental and technological aspects, this second edition introduces the concepts, methods, techniques, and technologies needed to solve a wide variety of problems related to high-performance nano- and microsystems. The book is written in a textbook style and now includes homework problems, examples, and reference lists in every chapter, as well as a separate solutions manual. It is designed to satisfy the growing demands of undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of nano- and microengineering, and to enable them to contribute to the nanotechnology revolution.

Table of Contents

Nano- and Microscience, Engineering, and Technology
Introduction and Overview: From Micro- to Nanoscale and Beyond to Stringoscale
1(3)
Introductory Definitions
4(2)
Current Developments and the Need for Coherent Revolutionary Developments
6(4)
Societal Challenges and Implications
10(5)
Microsystems and Microtechnology
10(1)
Nanosystems and Nanotechnology
10(1)
Nanoengineering and Nanoscience
11(4)
Conclusions
15(4)
Homework Problems
16(1)
References
16(3)
Nano- and Microscale Systems, Devices, and Structures
Sizing Features: From Micro- to Nanoscale, and from Nano- to Stringoscale
19(8)
Mendeleyev's Periodic Table of Elements and Electronic Configurations
19(5)
Nanoengineering and Nanoscience
24(2)
Smaller Than Nano-, Pico-, and Femtoscale---Reality or Fantasy?
26(1)
MEMS and NEMS Definitions
27(7)
Introduction to Taxonomy of Nano- and Microsystems Synthesis and Design
34(13)
Introduction to Design and Optimization of Nano- and Microsystems in the Behavioral Domain
47(6)
Homework Problems
51(1)
References
52(1)
Nano- and Microsystems: Classification and Consideration
Biomimetics, Biological Analogies, and Design of NEMS and MEMS
53(10)
Biomimetics Fundamentals
53(2)
Biomimetics for NEMS and MEMS
55(2)
Biomimetics, Nano-ICs, and Nanocomputer Architectronics
57(4)
Biomimetics and Nervous Systems
61(2)
Micro- and Nanoelectromechanical Systems: Scaling Laws and Mathematical Modeling
63(6)
Mechanical Systems
65(1)
Fluidic Systems
65(1)
Chemical (Biological) Systems
65(1)
Thermal Systems
65(1)
Electromagnetic Systems
65(4)
MEMS Examples and MEMS Architectures
69(17)
MEMS Examples
69(3)
Nanostructures: Giant Magnetoresistance and Multilayered Nanostructure
72(2)
Integration of Microactuators and ICs
74(2)
Microelectromechanical Systems Definitions
76(1)
MEMS and NEMS Architectures
77(7)
Linkage Groups in Molecular Building Blocks
84(2)
Introduction to Microfabrication and Micromachining
86(11)
Thin-Film Deposition
89(2)
Photolithography
91(1)
Etching
92(1)
ICs and Microfabrication
92(1)
Homework Problems
93(1)
References
94(3)
Fundamentals of Microfabrication and MEMS Fabrication Technologies
Introduction and Description of Basic Processes in Microfabrication
97(10)
Photolithography
99(3)
Etching
102(1)
Bonding
103(1)
Introduction to MEMS Fabrication and Web Site Resources
104(3)
Microfabrication and Micromachining of ICs, Microstructures, and Microdevices
107(7)
Oxidation
109(1)
Photolithography
109(1)
Etching
110(1)
Doping
111(1)
Metallization
112(1)
Deposition
113(1)
MEMS Assembling and Packaging
113(1)
MEMS Fabrication Technologies
114(21)
Bulk Micromachining
115(4)
Surface Micromachining
119(3)
Example Process
122(5)
High-Aspect-Ratio (Liga and Liga-Like) Technology
127(4)
Homework Problems
131(1)
References
132(3)
Devising and Synthesis of NEMS and MEMS
Motion Nano- and Microdevices: Synthesis and Classification
135(15)
Cardinality
143(1)
Algebra of Sets
144(2)
Sets and Lattices
146(4)
Microaccelerometers as Microelectromechanical Microdevices
150(6)
Optimization with Application to Synthesis and Classification Solver
156(10)
Illustrative Examples of the Matlab Application
157(1)
Linear Programming
158(1)
Nonlinear Programming
159(7)
Nanoengineering Bioinformatics and Its Application
166(25)
Introduction and Definitions
166(1)
Basic Bioscience Fundamentals
167(13)
Bioinformatics and Its Applications to Escherichia coli Bacteria
180(1)
Sequential, Fourier Transform and Autocorrelation Analysis in Genome Analysis
180(5)
Entropy Analysis
185(4)
References
189(2)
Modeling of Micro- and Nanoscale Electromechanical Systems and Devices
Introduction to Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation
191(3)
Basic Electromagnetics with Applications to MEMS and NEMS
194(19)
Model Developments of Micro- and Nanoactuators Using Electromagnetics
213(14)
Lumped-Parameter Mathematical Models of MEMS
217(4)
Energy Conversion in NEMS and MEMS
221(6)
Classical Mechanics and Its Application to MEMS
227(34)
Newtonian Mechanics
230(1)
Newtonian Mechanics, Energy Analysis, Generalized Coordinates, and Lagrange Equations: Translational Motion
230(7)
Newtonian Mechanics: Rotational Motion
237(4)
Friction Models in Microelectromechanical Systems
241(2)
Lagrange Equations of Motion
243(16)
Hamilton Equations of Motion
259(2)
Direct-Current Micromachines
261(5)
Simulation of MEMS in the Matlab Environment with Examples
266(9)
Induction Micromachines
275(38)
Introduction and Analogies
275(2)
Two-Phase Induction Micromotors
277(1)
Control of Induction Micromotors
277(3)
Modeling of Induction Micromotors
280(1)
Modeling of Induction Micromotors Using Kirchhoff's and Newton's Laws
281(6)
Modeling of Induction Micromotors Using the Lagrange Equations
287(2)
s-Domain Block Diagram of Two-Phase Induction Micromotors
289(1)
Three-Phase Induction Micromotors
289(1)
Dynamics of Induction Micromotors in the Machine Variables
290(5)
Dynamics of Induction Micromotors in the Arbitrary Reference Frame
295(11)
Simulation of Induction Micromachines in the Matlab Environment
306(7)
Synchronous Micromachines
313(55)
Introduction and Analogies
313(1)
Axial Topology Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines
314(1)
Fundamentals of Axial Topology Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines
314(4)
Mathematical Models of Axial Topology Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines
318(1)
Lumped-Parameter Modeling and Mathematical Model Development
319(7)
High-Fidelity Modeling and Mathematical Model Development
326(3)
Radial Topology Single-Phase Synchronous Reluctance Micromotors
329(1)
Mathematical Model of Synchronous Reluctance Micromotors
329(4)
Simulation of Reluctance Motors
333(1)
Three-Phase Synchronous Reluctance Micromotors
334(3)
Torque Production Analysis
337(1)
Control of Synchronous Reluctance Micromotors
337(1)
Lumped-Parameter Mathematical Models
338(2)
Radial Topology Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines
340(1)
Mathematical Model of Two-Phase Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromotors
340(2)
Radial Topology Three-Phase Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines
342(15)
Mathematical Models of Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromachines in the Arbitrary, Rotor, and Synchronous Reference Frames
357(8)
Simulation and Analysis of Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromotors in Simulink
365(3)
Permanent-Magnet Stepper Micromotors
368(9)
Mathematical Model in the Machine Variables
369(3)
Mathematical Models of Permanent-Magnet Stepper Micromotors in the Rotor and Synchronous Reference Frames
372(5)
Piezotransducers
377(15)
Piezoactuators: Steady-State Models and Characteristics
379(10)
Mathematical Models of Piezoactuators: Dynamics and Nonlinear Equations of Motion
389(3)
Modeling of Electromagnetic Radiating Energy Microdevices
392(13)
Thermodynamics, Thermoanalysis, and Heat Equation
405(10)
Homework Problems
407(6)
References
413(2)
Quantum Mechanics and Its Applications
Atomic Structures and Quantum Mechanics
415(38)
Introduction
415(3)
Some Basic Fundamentals
418(4)
Quantum Theory: Basic Principles
422(6)
Harmonic Oscillator: Newtonian Mechanics, Schrodinger Equation, and Quantum Theory
428(17)
Schrodinger Equation for the Hydrogen Atom
445(7)
Some Applications of the Schrodinger Equation and Quantum Mechanics
452(1)
Mathematical Modeling of Atoms with Many Electrons
452(1)
Empirical Constants Concept
452(1)
Hartree-Fock Modeling Method: Self-Consistent Field Theory
452(1)
Molecular and Nanostructure Dynamics
453(17)
Schrodinger Equation and Wave Function Theory
454(1)
Mathematical Models: Energy-Based Quantum and Classical Mechanics
455(4)
Density Functional Theory
459(3)
Nanostructures and Molecular Dynamics
462(2)
Electromagnetic Fields and Their Quantization
464(6)
Quantum Mechanics and Energy Bands
470(17)
Homework Problems
483(1)
References
484(3)
Molecular and Carbon Nanoelectronics
Past, Current, and Future of Electronics with Prospects for 2020 and Beyond
487(4)
Fundamentals
491(3)
Carbon Nanotubes
494(11)
Analysis of Carbon Nanotubes
494(7)
Classification of Carbon Nanotubes
501(4)
Carbon-Based Nanoelectronics and Three-Dimensional Nano-ICs
505(34)
Fullerene-Centered Nanoelectronics
506(3)
Heterofullerenes
509(3)
Endohedral Fullerenes
512(4)
Biocentered Nanoelectronics
516(6)
Nanoelectronics and Analysis of Molecular Electronic Devices
522(13)
Homework Problems
535(1)
References
536(3)
Control of MEMS and NEMS
Continuous-Time and Discrete-Time MEMS
539(7)
Analog Control of MEMS Using Transfer Functions
546(15)
Analog PID Controllers
546(5)
Control of a Microsystem with Permanent-Magnet DC Micromotor Using PID Controller
551(10)
The Hamilton-Jacobi Theory and Optimal Control of MEMS and NEMS
561(23)
Stabilization Problem for Linear MEMS and NEMS
566(9)
Tracking Problem for Linear MEMS and NEMS
575(2)
Transformation Method and Tracking Control of Linear MEMS
577(4)
Time-Optimal Control of MEMS and NEMS
581(3)
Sliding Mode Control of MEMS and NEMS
584(8)
Feedback Linearization and Control of Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Micromotors
589(3)
Constrained Control of Nonlinear MEMS and NEMS
592(3)
Optimization of Microsystems Using Nonquadratic Performance Functionals
595(6)
Hamilton-Jacobi Theory and Quantum Mechanics
601(2)
Lyapunov Stability Theory in Analysis and Control of MEMS and NEMS
603(11)
Digital Control of MEMS and NEMS
614(31)
Introduction to Digital Control and Transfer Function Concept
614(10)
Control of Digital Microsystems with Permanent-Magnet DC Micromotors
624(7)
Control of Linear Discrete-Time MEMS and NEMS Using the Hamilton-Jacobi Theory
631(4)
Constrained Optimization of Discrete-Time MEMS and NEMS
635(5)
Tracking Control of Discrete-Time Microsystems
640(2)
Homework Problems
642(1)
References
643(2)
Examples in Synthesis, Analysis, Design and Fabrication of MEMS
Introduction
645(1)
Analysis of Energy Conversion and MEMS Performance from Materials and Fabrication Viewpoints
646(11)
Analysis of Translational Microtransducers
657(3)
Single-Phase Reluctance Micromotors: Modeling, Analysis, and Control
660(1)
Microfabrication Topics
661(14)
Microcoils/Microwindings Fabrication through the Copper, Nickel, and Aluminum Electrodeposition
662(9)
Nix% Fe100-x% Thin-Film Electrodeposition
671(2)
NiFeMo and NiCo Thin-Film Electrodeposition
673(1)
Micromachined Polymer Magnets
674(1)
Planarization
675(1)
Magnetization Dynamics of Thin Films
675(1)
Microstructures and Microtransducers with Permanent-Magnet: Micromirror Actuators
676(15)
Electromagnetic System Modeling in Microactuators with Permanent Magnets: High-Fidelity Modeling and Analysis
683(1)
Electromagnetic Torques and Forces: Preliminaries
683(1)
Coordinate Systems and Electromagnetic Fields
684(2)
Electromagnetic Torques and Forces
686(4)
Some Other Aspects of Microactuator Design and Optimization
690(1)
Reluctance Electromagnetic Micromotors
691(5)
Micromachined Polycrystalline Silicon Carbide Micromotors
696(2)
Axial Electromagnetic Micromotors
698(1)
Cognitive Computer-Aided Design of MEMS
699(6)
Homework Problems
702(1)
References
703(2)
Index 705

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