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biosensor
Posted 23 févr. 2013, 22:11 UTC−5 3 Replies
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hi sir,i am currently working on microcantilever beam based biosensor,and i want to know about the piezoelectric module and how to incorporate BC in microcantilever,
3 Replies Last Post 26 févr. 2013, 12:09 UTC−5
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1 decade ago
Hi
the principle remins the same for all physics: all dependent variables require minimum 1 or 2 BC to define the constants for the equation integrations. So go through all yourphysics, and all your dependent variables and chack that the BC sem coherent. The rest depends on your model and ho you assemble it.
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Good luck
Ivar
the principle remins the same for all physics: all dependent variables require minimum 1 or 2 BC to define the constants for the equation integrations. So go through all yourphysics, and all your dependent variables and chack that the BC sem coherent. The rest depends on your model and ho you assemble it.
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Good luck
Ivar
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1 decade ago
how to calculate resonant frequency for microcantilever beam
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1 decade ago
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do an eigenfrequency study. If your beam is "pre-stressed" check how to do first a stationary stress case, then use that as linearisation point for the eigenfrequency solver. There is for certain physics a predefined "pre stressed eigenfrequency" solver possibility
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Good luck
Ivar
do an eigenfrequency study. If your beam is "pre-stressed" check how to do first a stationary stress case, then use that as linearisation point for the eigenfrequency solver. There is for certain physics a predefined "pre stressed eigenfrequency" solver possibility
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Good luck
Ivar