Fr. 189.00

Electromechanical Systems in Microtechnology and Mechatronics - Electrical, Mechanical and Acoustic Networks, their Interactions and Applications

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Electromechanical systems consisting of electrical, mechanical and acoustic subsystems are of special importance in various technical fields, e.g. precision device engineering, sensor and actuator technology, electroacoustics and medical engineering. Based on a circuit-oriented representation, providing readers with a descriptive engineering design method for these systems is the goal of this textbook. It offers an easy and fast introduction to mechanical, acoustic, fluid, thermal and hydraulic problems through the application of circuit-oriented basic knowledge. The network description methodology, presented in detail, is extended to finite network elements and combined with the finite element method (FEM): the combination of the advantages of both description methods results in novel approaches, especially in the higher frequency range. The book offers numerous current examples of both the design of sensors and actuators and that of direct coupled sensor-actuator systems. The appendix provides more extensive fundamentals for signal description, as well as a compilation of important material characteristics. The textbook is suitable both for graduate students and for engineers working in the fields of electrical engineering, information technology, mechatronics, microtechnology, and mechanical and medical engineering.

List of contents

Part I Focus of the Book1 Introduction.- 2 Electromechanical Networks and InteractionsPart II Network Representation of Systems with Lumped and Distributed Parameters3 Mechanical and Acoustic Networks with Lumped Parameters.- 4 Abstract Linear Network.- 5 Mechanical Transducers.- 6 Mechanical and Acoustic Networks with Distributed ParametersPart III Electromechanical Transducers7 Electromechanical Interactions.- 8 Magnetic Transducers.- 9 Electrical Transducers.- 10 Reciprocity in Linear Networks.-Part IV Appendix

About the author

Günther Pfeifer, geboren in Hollabrunn, lernte Maler und Anstreicher beim Weiss Fritz in Oberfellabrunn. Dessen Vater wiederum, der alte Weiss, hat das Handwerk bei Pfeifers Opa gelernt (dem "Pfeifermaler"). Aus der Maler-Karriere ist trotzdem nichts geworden. Pfeifer sattelte auf Berufssoldat um, später Wechsel in die Privatwirtschaft. Schreibt für eine Programmzeitschrift, außerdem Theaterstücke und Kriminalromane. Lebt in Grund, einem kleinen Dorf im Weinviertel.

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Electromechanical systems consisting of electrical, mechanical and acoustic subsystems are of special importance in various technical fields, e.g. precision device engineering, sensor and actuator technology, electroacoustics and medical engineering. Based on a circuit-oriented representation, providing readers with a descriptive engineering design method for these systems is the goal of this textbook. It offers an easy and fast introduction to mechanical, acoustic, fluid, thermal and hydraulic problems through the application of circuit-oriented basic knowledge. The network description methodology, presented in detail, is extended to finite network elements and combined with the finite element method (FEM): the combination of the advantages of both description methods results in novel approaches, especially in the higher frequency range. The book offers numerous current examples of both the design of sensors and actuators and that of direct coupled sensor-actuator systems. The appendix provides more extensive fundamentals for signal description, as well as a compilation of important material characteristics. The textbook is suitable both for graduate students and for engineers working in the fields of electrical engineering, information technology, mechatronics, microtechnology, and mechanical and medical engineering.

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