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| - | ===== Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems | + | ===== Microelectromechanical systems |
| === Background === | === Background === | ||
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| when the actuator moves. | when the actuator moves. | ||
| The difficulty was to keep an acceptable aspect ratio of the deformed mesh elements, which was of course critical between the plate and electrode. | The difficulty was to keep an acceptable aspect ratio of the deformed mesh elements, which was of course critical between the plate and electrode. | ||
| - | It also had to couple the different programs needed to make the coupled simulations: | + | I also had to couple the different programs needed to make the coupled simulations: |
| - | * a fluid dynamic finite volume | + | * a fluid dynamic finite volume software written in C by Didier Vigneron, parallelized with MPI (distributed memory); |
| * a mechanical finite element software, OOfelie, written in C++ by [[http:// | * a mechanical finite element software, OOfelie, written in C++ by [[http:// | ||
| * a C++ code of my own, which calculated the electrostatic force and the mesh deformation. | * a C++ code of my own, which calculated the electrostatic force and the mesh deformation. | ||
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