Scale Effect in Nanoscale Mechanical Resonance System
Scale Effect in Nanoscale Mechanical Resonance System
批准号:
0726878
负责人:
Min-Feng Yu
金额:
$25.92万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-15 至 2011-08-31
中文摘要
本计画旨在深入研究奈米级机械共振器在空气中运作时的尺度效应及相关的能量耗散。 提出了一个综合的研究方案,它结合了独特的实验方法与先进的研究工具和适当的理论分析。 将开发集成单个纳米结构的纳米尺度光束谐振器。 一个全电子的方法将实现的驱动和传感的谐振。 实验研究将进一步与理论分析相结合,以逐步形成对这种纳米系统的尺度效应和能量耗散的全面而坚实的理解。 纳米机械谐振器系统的研究以前大多局限于真空环境或低温环境。 拟议的研究,除了提供一个有趣的科学主题,即在纳米尺度上的机械共振系统的尺度效应的基础知识,可以最终导致在周围环境中的高灵敏度质量和生物分子传感的新型纳米器件的发展。 一个多方面的教育计划加上拟议的研究也提供了一个完美的学习和培训机会,积极参与和有效的教育学生和公众,这有利于科学知识的广泛传播和转让,并最终造福社会。
英文摘要
The project aims for the thorough investigation of the scale effect and the associated energy dissipation in nanoscale mechanical resonator operated in air. An integrated research program is proposed which combines unique experimental approaches with advanced research tools and appropriate theoretical analyses. Nanoscale beam resonators integrating individual nanostructures will be developed. An all-electronics approach will be realized for the driving and sensing of the resonance. The experimental study will be further corroborated with theoretical analysis in order to gradually develop a comprehensive and solid understanding of scale effect and energy dissipation in such a nanosystem. The study of nanoscale mechanical resonator systems has previously mostly limited to vacuum environment or cryogenic temperature. The proposed study, besides providing fundamental knowledge on an interesting scientific subject, namely the scale effect in mechanical resonance system at the nanoscale, can ultimately lead to the development of novel nanoscale devices for high sensitivity mass and biomolecular sensing in ambient environment. A multifaceted educational program coupled with the proposed research provides also a perfect learning and training opportunity for the active participation and effective education of students and the public, which facilitates the wide dissemination and transfer of scientific knowledge and ultimately benefits the society.
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