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opening and closing orifices with piezo-electric devices
2001-08-31
Conrad Trevelyan
opening and closing orifices with piezo-electric devices
2001-08-31
Patrick Cheung
2001-09-04
Abhinav Bhushan
Amorphous silicon
2001-09-04
Inna Mushkatinskaya (2 parts)
opening and closing orifices with piezo-electric devices
Abhinav Bhushan
2001-09-04
What temperatures are you looking at? Can you use some kind of a
mechanical arrangement?

Abhinav Bhushan
MicroAssembly Technologies
Richmond, CA 94806


On Fri, 31 Aug 2001, Conrad Trevelyan wrote:

> Hello,
>               I'm new to this group and have a question I would like to ask.
My name is
> Conrad Trevelyan and I am a PhD student at Loughborough University.
>
>       I'm not sure if this question is applicable to this discussion group or
> not. Apologies if it isn't.
>
>       I am interested in being able to open and close an orifice progessively
to
> a maximum size of something in the region of 5mm in order to allow a stream
> of air to be throttled. It has been suggested to me that a piezo-electric
> device(s) maybe able to meet this spec. Firstly, am I at the right place
> and if so, does anyone here have any ideas, pointers or suggestions?
>
> Many Thanks in advance,
>
> Conrad
>
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