Complete view of mirror structure (layout dimensions) Except, I’m showing 400 fingers instead of 1000 fingers for a faster display speed. The matrix.

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Complete view of mirror structure (layout dimensions*) *Except, I’m showing 400 fingers instead of 1000 fingers for a faster display speed. The matrix size of this particular rendition is 5226 x It took 1 minute to load & display. If I remove the fingers the display takes 2 seconds. Since I’m using subnets, the main netlist consists of ONLY 3 lines of netlist code

Close-up of hinges.

First results: For an effective combdrive actuation I just applied 2 external forces of 1000uN each on each combdrive. Process file has Young’s modulus of 185GPa, Bond layer thickness = 3um Thick layer thickness = 40um Thin layer thickness = 3um Therefore, for the center ring node I get the following (the first slide shows axes) Rotation about x = deg Rotation about y = deg  This should be optimized for rotation, right? Rotation about z = deg Translation about x = e-017 m Translation about y = e-019 m Translation about z = e-018 m

Side view. Looking along y Front view. Looking along x Exaggerated views, where F = 100*F Top view. Looking along z Diagonal view from top. Right hinge close-up

spy(K-dFdx)