Numerical modelling of nonlinear electromechanical coupling of an atomic force microscope with finite element method
In this contribution, an atomic force microscope is modelled and in this context, a non-linear coupled 3-D-boundary value problem is solved numerically using the finite element method. The coupling of this system is done by using the Maxwell stress tensor. In general, an iterative weak coupling is u...
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doaj-ece46a02558c49f092247d0e83cbf8f02020-11-24T23:15:35ZdeuCopernicus PublicationsAdvances in Radio Science 1684-99651684-99732010-09-018333610.5194/ars-8-33-2010Numerical modelling of nonlinear electromechanical coupling of an atomic force microscope with finite element methodJ. Freitag0W. Mathis1Institut für Theoretische Elektrotechnik, Appelstraße 9A, 30167 Hannover, GermanyInstitut für Theoretische Elektrotechnik, Appelstraße 9A, 30167 Hannover, GermanyIn this contribution, an atomic force microscope is modelled and in this context, a non-linear coupled 3-D-boundary value problem is solved numerically using the finite element method. The coupling of this system is done by using the Maxwell stress tensor. In general, an iterative weak coupling is used, where the two physical problems are solved separately. However, this method does not necessarily guarantee convergence of the nonlinear computation. Hence, this contribution shows the possibility of solving the multiphysical problem by a strong coupling, which is also referred to as monolithic approach. The electrostatic field and the mechanical displacements are calculated simultaneously by solving only one system of equation. Since the Maxwell stress tensor depends nonlinearly on the potential, the solution is solved iteratively by the Newton method.http://www.adv-radio-sci.net/8/33/2010/ars-8-33-2010.pdf |
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Numerical modelling of nonlinear electromechanical coupling of an atomic force microscope with finite element method |
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Numerical modelling of nonlinear electromechanical coupling of an atomic force microscope with finite element method |
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Numerical modelling of nonlinear electromechanical coupling of an atomic force microscope with finite element method |
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Advances in Radio Science |
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In this contribution, an atomic force microscope is modelled and in this
context, a non-linear coupled 3-D-boundary value problem is solved numerically
using the finite element method. The coupling of this system is done by using
the Maxwell stress tensor. In general, an iterative weak coupling is used,
where the two physical problems are solved separately. However, this method
does not necessarily guarantee convergence of the nonlinear computation.
Hence, this contribution shows the possibility of solving the multiphysical
problem by a strong coupling, which is also referred to as monolithic
approach. The electrostatic field and the mechanical displacements are
calculated simultaneously by solving only one system of equation. Since the
Maxwell stress tensor depends nonlinearly on the potential, the solution is
solved iteratively by the Newton method. |
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