fabrication of compliant mechanisms on the mesoscale

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2011
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Abstract
The fabrication of compliant mechanisms on the mesoscale requires collaboration of mechanical engineering design, with materials science and engineering fabrication approaches. In this paper, a review of current fabrication approaches to produce mesoscale devices is given, highlighting the benefits and limitations of each technique. Additionally, a hierarchy is provided, eliminating fabrication techniques that do not completely satisfy the mechanical design requirements of the compliant mechanisms. Furthermore, the lost mold-rapid infiltration forming process (LM-RIF) is described, and compared to existing fabrication approaches. Finally, prototype mesoscale compliant mechanisms are fabricated, demonstrating the versatility of the LM-RIF process to produce both metal and ceramic devices, as well as ability of a fabrication process to work in collaboration with mechanical design.
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Authors ;G. R. Hayes;M. I. Frecker;J. H. Adair
Journal advances in medical education and practice
Year 2011
DOI
10.5194/ms-2-129-2011
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http://www.mech-sci.net/2/129/2011/ms-2-129-2011.pdf
Keywords
materials of engineering and construction mechanics of materials mechanics of materials

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