Water Adsorption on MEMS Surface Studied by Quartz Crystal Microbalance
Water Adsorption on MEMS Surface Studied by Quartz Crystal Microbalance
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石英晶体微天平研究MEMS表面的水吸附
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10.1007/978-94-011-5646-2_44
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1997
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N. Ohmae
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N. Ohmae
With MEMS or micromachines, where atoms of opposing surfaces locate close enough to interact one another, microtribology is a key technology which ensures functioning, reliability and long life of MEMS. Microtribology of MEMS is characterized by a relative motion of small microcomponents with small masses under very light loads, in which cases interfacial forces are essential rather than body forces[1, 2]. Adsorption of water molecules is one of the most troublesome impediments to proper functioning when MEMS is used in an ordinary atmosphere. Strong stiction due to adsorbed water molecules[3] causes enough resistance to stop relative motions. Bhushan showed a model of interfacial liquid with different levels [4]. Binggeli and Mate studied the influence of water vapor on nanotribology[5, 6]. However, the thickness of adsorbed water molecules, for example, in conditions of 50% relative humidity is about four or five layers. Therefore, adsorption behavior of water molecules on polymers should be studied on a finer scale.
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2016
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顧文てい;井櫻勝吾;西久保綾佑;佐伯昭紀;Hitoshi Washizu
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Hitoshi Washizu