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scaling laws of micromechanical systems: a standalone construct

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MEMS and microfluidics

a framework describing how forces, power and response times change with the characteristic size of a device, showing why surface forces dominate at small scale.

In MEMS and microfluidics, scaling laws of micromechanical systems refers to a framework describing how forces, power and response times change with the characteristic size of a device, showing why surface forces dominate at small scale. This meaning comes from Trimmer (1989) in Sensors and Actuators.[1]

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Trimmer, W. S. N. (1989). Microrobots and micromechanical systems. Sensors and Actuators, 19(3), 267-287. https://doi.org/10.1016/0250-6874(89)87079-9

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