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Ansys for MEMS electrostatic calculations
2013-10-31
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Youmin Wang (2 parts)
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Ansys for MEMS electrostatic calculations
Youmin Wang
2013-10-31
Dear Friends,

I am starting to use Ansys for the modeling of MEMS micromirror
static/dynamic analysis. There have been many previous work in this field,
but according to my observations, 3 key technologies were basically used
for MEMS electromechanical coupling, which are 1. using Coupled Field
Element (SOLID226); 2. Multi-field solver; and 3. Trans126.

Seems for method #1 I have to use air to enclose the whole device if fringe
electric field needs to be considered, but in "Gyimesi, Miklos, Ilya
Avdeev, and Dale Ostergaard. "Finite-element simulation of
micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) by strongly coupled
electromechanical transducers." Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on 40.2
(2004): 557-560." it says in large deformation bending electrode problem,
Trans126 might not be suitable.

Do you guys have any previous experience on this selection issue? Besides,
seems Trans126 also requires the pre-stress definition, which I am still
struggling to find out where to apply...
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