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Technical Proceedings of the 2002 International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems
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Time-Domain Reduced-Order Models of Lateral Viscous Damping Effects for 3-D Geometries

Authors:P-C Yen and Y-J Yang
Affilation:National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Pages:190 - 193
Keywords:Stokes’ equation, lateral damping, model order reduction, macromodel, Stokes flow
Abstract:A methodology of generating time-domain reduced-order models of viscous lateral damping effects for microsystems is presented. A three-dimensional finite-difference-method (FDM) Stokes flow solver was developed and verified. The system matrices generate by the solver were then reduced to low-order macromodels, which can be easily inserted into a system-level modeling package for transient and frequency analysis. The simulated results of the FDM Stokes solver and the reduced-order macromodels are verified with the analytical solution. The reduced-order models have been seen to be about two-order-of-magnitude as efficient as the FDM solver. Transient simulations also indicate that friction stress of 3D model results in more damping effects than those estimated by the 1-D analytical models.
Time-Domain Reduced-Order Models of Lateral Viscous Damping Effects for 3-D GeometriesView paper
ISBN:0-9708275-7-1
Pages:764
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