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The Smart and Small Thermal Systems Laboratory is involved in cutting-edge basic and applied research in Thermal/Fluid sciences, with a particular emphasis in developing systems that are compact in size/volume, and that benefit from smart features such as active (on-line/on-demand) control. One of the core research areas in our laboratory is the electrohydrodynamics (EHD) technique. The EHD technique has demonstrated remarkable potential for development of small and smart thermo fluidic systems, and in certain applications appears to be ready for transfer to commercial products.

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[May 14, 2008]

AHX welcomes the Board of Visitors May 14, 2008 at the University of Maryland. For more information please click here .

 


MEMS Pump



Frost Control w/EHD

Smart EHD Condenser
 
Applications of EHD

EHD Effect in a 
Rectangular Channel

Flow Pattern 
inside EHD Micropump

        

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