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engr_najam
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 05 May 2008 12:40 Research in MEMS |
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| Any body working in MEMS, whats ur research area.....
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naveen223
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| 05 May 2008 16:14 Research in MEMS |
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| dont mind plz tell me whats meant by MEMS. i think its related to vlsi design
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engr_najam
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| 10 May 2008 9:54 Research in MEMS |
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| It means Micro-Electro Mechanical Sytems, their fabrication is similar to VLSI or CMOS technologies but they are actually microstructures. They have applications in every field e.g. Inertial sensors in Automobiles etc, In medical as cochlear implants and many more, in optics as micromirrors for modern projectors and many more, more and more
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lookvs
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| 14 May 2008 17:48 Research in MEMS |
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hi every body
Nice to meet u
I m working now on MEMS, exactly on MEMS identification using binary inputs and out puts.
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lookvs
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| 15 May 2008 10:35 Re: Research in MEMS |
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Hi
I m trying now to find a modelisation for duffing pendulum.
The duffind pendulum have a non linear behaviour.
ax''+bx'+cx+dx^3=F(t) 
can we modele thid equation by a difference equation ???? 
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