This paper proposes 2.5-dimensional polymer micromachined insect-mimetic wings based on a fluid-structure interaction(FSI)design concept that enables natural deformations like cambering and pitching under fluid forces...This paper proposes 2.5-dimensional polymer micromachined insect-mimetic wings based on a fluid-structure interaction(FSI)design concept that enables natural deformations like cambering and pitching under fluid forces.Instead of directly employing an analysis for the FSI,an iterative structural Design Window(DW)search is used to reduce the computational cost significantly.A DW search using the iterative method refines the initial design by addressing fabrication challenges and tuning it to meet manufacturability constraints.The successful fabrication and demonstration of the final design solution for a wing demonstrates the effectiveness of the iterative DW search based on the FSI design concept.Furthermore,a pixel model is introduced to convert an unstructured to a structured mesh for the FSI analysis to further reduce the computational cost.The camber and pitching error between the unstructured and structured meshes is minimized to achieve insect-like aerodynamic performance by adjusting the elastic moduli of center and root veins.Finally,an analysis for the FSI is conducted,based on the parameters obtained from the pixel model to evaluate the flight performance on the basis of the lift,camber,and pitching required by an actual insect to maneuver and hover.展开更多
We predict high-velocity magnetic domain wall(DW)motion driven by out-of-plane acoustic spin in surface acoustic waves(SAWs).We demonstrate that the SAW propagating at a 30-degree angle relative to the x-axis of a 128...We predict high-velocity magnetic domain wall(DW)motion driven by out-of-plane acoustic spin in surface acoustic waves(SAWs).We demonstrate that the SAW propagating at a 30-degree angle relative to the x-axis of a 128∘Y-LiNbO_(3) substrate exhibits uniform out-of-plane spin angular momentum.This acoustic spin triggers the DW motion at a velocity exceeding 50 m/s in a way that is similar to the spin-transfer-torque effect.This phenomenon highlights the potential of acoustic spin in enabling rapid DW displacement,offering an innovative approach to developing energy-efficient spintronic devices.展开更多
基金supported by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science KAKENHI under grant number 23H00475.
文摘This paper proposes 2.5-dimensional polymer micromachined insect-mimetic wings based on a fluid-structure interaction(FSI)design concept that enables natural deformations like cambering and pitching under fluid forces.Instead of directly employing an analysis for the FSI,an iterative structural Design Window(DW)search is used to reduce the computational cost significantly.A DW search using the iterative method refines the initial design by addressing fabrication challenges and tuning it to meet manufacturability constraints.The successful fabrication and demonstration of the final design solution for a wing demonstrates the effectiveness of the iterative DW search based on the FSI design concept.Furthermore,a pixel model is introduced to convert an unstructured to a structured mesh for the FSI analysis to further reduce the computational cost.The camber and pitching error between the unstructured and structured meshes is minimized to achieve insect-like aerodynamic performance by adjusting the elastic moduli of center and root veins.Finally,an analysis for the FSI is conducted,based on the parameters obtained from the pixel model to evaluate the flight performance on the basis of the lift,camber,and pitching required by an actual insect to maneuver and hover.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2022YFE0103300)the open research fund of Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory(Grant No.2023SLABFN26)the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province(Grant No.2022CFA088)。
文摘We predict high-velocity magnetic domain wall(DW)motion driven by out-of-plane acoustic spin in surface acoustic waves(SAWs).We demonstrate that the SAW propagating at a 30-degree angle relative to the x-axis of a 128∘Y-LiNbO_(3) substrate exhibits uniform out-of-plane spin angular momentum.This acoustic spin triggers the DW motion at a velocity exceeding 50 m/s in a way that is similar to the spin-transfer-torque effect.This phenomenon highlights the potential of acoustic spin in enabling rapid DW displacement,offering an innovative approach to developing energy-efficient spintronic devices.
