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An electrostatic suspension system using piezoelectric actuators

We present a novel electrostatic suspension system that is cost-effective and has good suspension performance. The main feature of the system is that movable electrodes are employed to implement a stable suspension instead of the stationary electrodes employed in previous suspension systems. In this...

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Published in:Smart materials and structures 2012-02, Vol.21 (2), p.25012-1-8
Main Authors: Le, T T, Jeon, J U, Woo, S J, Higuchi, T
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