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Michael Yew
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Hi..

I am interested in simulating the behaviour of MEMS switches under =
electrostatic force when a voltage is applied using finite element =
method first (to get a feel for it)=20

I hope to use a meshless method (like the reproducing kernal particle =
method). So I'll just end up sprinkling a bunch of particles to model =
the little beam and my simulation should accurately preduct the pull in =
voltage of the MEMS switch.

Any sources, websites, sample code, references to journals or books or =
mail from anyone interested in this field is most welcome.

Thank you.

Siu Yin=20

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Hi..
 
I am interested in simulating the = behaviour of=20 MEMS switches under electrostatic force when a voltage is applied using = finite=20 element method first (to get a feel for it)
 
I hope to use a meshless method = (like the=20 reproducing kernal particle method). So I'll just end up sprinkling a = bunch of=20 particles to model the little beam and my simulation should accurately = preduct=20 the pull in voltage of the MEMS switch.
 
Any sources, websites, sample code, references to = journals or=20 books or mail from anyone interested in this field is most = welcome.
 
Thank you.
 
Siu Yin 
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