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Title: DESIGN OF ELECTROSTATICALLY ACTUATED MICROGRIPPER FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Other Titles: تصمیم المقبض المصغر الالكتروستاتیكى الحث للتطبیقات الطبیة
Authors: Gaffar, Einas Gaffar Mustafa
Supervisor - Musaab Hassan Zaroug
Keywords: Mechatronics Engineering
Knob mini
Electrostatic induction
Issue Date: 10-May-2015
Publisher: Sudan University of Science and Technology
Citation: Gaffar ,Einas Gaffar Mustafa .DESIGN OF ELECTROSTATICALLY ACTUATED MICROGRIPPER FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS /Einas Gaffar Mustafa Gaffar ;Musaab Hassan Zaroug .-Khartoum: Sudan University of Science and Technology, College of Engineering,2015.-80p. :ill. ;28cm .-M.Sc.
Abstract: Last decades, the importance of micro biomedical instrument has grown at a rate even faster than in previous. This acceleration was primary due to the increasing demand for high quality medical care in highly developed countries, and also due expansion in MEMS technologies. MEMS based micro gripper is one of the major focuses for many medical applications such as microsurgery, micro assembling and testing of micro components, and measuring properties of biological cells and small-scale tissue manipulation. This research presents electrostatically actuated cantilever beam used as micro gripper in medical application. This electrostatic comb drive micro gripper is designed using different materials (Si, SiO2, ,poly silicon ,Si3N4) then analyzed the main characteristics of the micro gripper using a model designed by finite elements method (ANSYS). In addition, the displacement of gripper arms, stress in comb drive, and temperature that generated from actuating were determined. Also the forces applied to the grasped object were studied. Finally kinematics characterization of different analyzed topologies of the micro gripper is discussed and couples of suggestion are given to increase the accuracy of the design.
Description: Thesis
URI: http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/12553
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