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Damping of thin films deposited at torsional beams
2003-01-22
Torsten Kießling
Damping of thin films deposited at torsional beams
2003-01-22
Madanagopal K.V.
Damping of thin films deposited at torsional beams
Madanagopal K.V.
2003-01-22
The following book would be a good place to start:

Nowick, A. S. and Berry, B. S., Anelastic relaxation in crystalline solids,
Academic, NY, 1972.

Madan.

At 05:15 PM 1/22/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>does anyone know how a deposited film (oxid or metall) influences the
>Q-Factor / damping of torsional resonators. Gas damping is investigated in
>different publications. I did not find much to friction within composite
>beams or a plastic portion within the torsion.
>Any idea or reference is highly appreciated.
>
>Best Regards in Advance
>
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