Hi Sandeep,
To know how much force you can apply on cantilever you must calculate it
theotically. You must know the thickness of your cantilever, lenght of the
cantilever and then accordindly calculate the force you need to apply. You
can find the formula in any MEMS book for example in Handbook of Sensors and
Actuators by M-H.Bao. There are different formuls for different
cantilever....depending on fixed, Double clamed, single clamed...etc.
I hope this helps.
Arti
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