MEMS Experiments With Web-Based Material for Solid Mechanics Courseware and Labs Nationally
MEMS Experiments With Web-Based Material for Solid Mechanics Courseware and Labs Nationally
批准号:
0442943
负责人:
Harold Stalford
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-05-01 至 2007-04-30
中文摘要
工程-机械(56)这个概念验证项目正在开发一个动手和虚拟材料力学实验室模块,它使用MEMS光学开关来检测微型悬臂梁中的弯曲和扭转模式。此外,该项目正在开发基于网络的课程,以支持实验室。实验室实验正以两种方式发展。一种方法使用最少的设施和设备,以便设备可以方便地运输,用于招收大学预科学生的外展计划。另一种是使用电子测量和数据采集系统。基于网络的在线虚拟实验室包括完成实验所必须遵循的一系列步骤。在每个步骤中,学生们都会被问到关于实验的修辞和分析问题,以加强对材料力学的特定概念。在线材料正在设计中,以便通过事后评估过程来衡量学生推理和解决问题的技能的增长。学生被分成几组控制组,以确定每种方法对学生材料力学概念发展及其在MEMS中的应用的影响。智能价值MEMS实验项目正在增进对MEMS、半导体材料和特性的知识和理解,以及如何将其用于开发微型传感设备,以学习固体力学、静电学和入门物理学中的基本概念。更广泛的影响桑迪亚国家实验室正在与PI合作帮助开发材料。这些基于网络的材料允许全球访问这些实验,并通过会议和出版物进行传播。
英文摘要
Engineering-Mechanical (56) This proof-of-concept project is developing a hands-on and virtual mechanics of materials laboratory module that uses MEMS optical switching to detect flexural and torsional modes in a micro-size cantilever beam. In addition, the project is developing web-based curriculum to support the laboratory. The laboratory experiment is being developed two ways. One method uses minimum facilities and equipment so that the equipment can be easily transported for use in outreach programs to recruit pre-college students. The other uses electronic measuring and data acquisition systems. The on-line web-based virtual laboratory includes a series of steps that must be followed to complete the lab. At each step the students are asked rhetorical and analytical questions about the experiment in order to reinforce a particular concept about mechanics of materials. The online material is being designed so that it can measure the growth of students' reasoning and problem solving skills through a pre-post assessment process. Students are being divided into sets of control groups to determine the effect that each of the methods has on students' conceptual development of mechanics of materials and its applications to MEMS. Intellectual MeritThe MEMS experiments project is advancing the knowledge and understanding about MEMS, semiconductor materials and properties, and how they can be used in developing micro sensing devices to study fundamental concepts in solid mechanics, electrostatics and introductory physics. Broader ImpactSandia National Laboratories is collaborating with the PIs to help develop the material. The web-based materials permits global access to the experiments and are being disseminated through conferences and publications.
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批准号:9625715
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项目类别:Continuing Grant
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资助金额:$31.5万
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财政年份:1996
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负责人:Harold Stalford
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依托单位:
海外基金