Literature

Micromechatronics Inc. offers three books to further educate the knowledge of micromechatronics applications, ferroelectric devices, and learn more about the Finite-Element software program.

Below are the listings of the books that Mmech sells to help aid users in learning more about ATILA as well as related topics in the field. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in purchasing any of the textbooks below.

	About the Book "FEM and Micromechatronics with ATILA Software"   by Kenji Uchino Outlining a complete treatment in 30 convenient 75 minute lessons, every aspect of FEM and Micromechatronics with ATILA Software reflects its focus on being easy to use, easy to teach from, and above all, easy to implement. The first half of the text outlines the theory needed to develop and design smart actuators and transducers, while the second half walks readers step-by-step through the software implementation using seven extensive examples. Even the lay-flat binding makes it easy to follow the text while working simultaneously at a computer. The companion CD-ROM supplies a free educational version of ATILA-Light. Numerous problems and examples offer ample opportunity to put the concepts into practice. Micromechatronics $85.00 USD*
	About the Book "Micromechatronics" by Kenji Uchino and Jayne R. Giniewicz Offering an intensive overview of practical materials, device designs, and drive/control techniques, "Micromechatronics" reveals the most significant technologies, procedures, and trends in the design and application of actuator devices for micromechatronic systems--addressing critical design and manufacturing concepts, as well as challenges in the modeling and regulation of electromechanical losses and heat generation in actuator devices. Also included with the book, is a CD-ROM with examples of finite-element modeling and previously developed and commercially available actuators. Micromechatronics $80.00 USD*
	About the Book "Ferroelectric Devices"   by Kenji Uchino A comprehensive introduction to fundamentals of ferroelectrics, including available materials, device designs, drive/control techniques, and essential applications - examining high-permittivity dielectrics, piezoelectric devices, pyroelectric sensors, and electrooptic devices. Contains over 800 references, drawings, and photographs, an excellent reference for materials, electrical, electronics, optical, electromechanical, solid-state, and robotics engineers, and a superb ext for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines. Ferroelectric Devices $60.00 USD*

*Domestic Orders will be charged a $15.00 USD handling fee.
*International Orders To Be Determined.