Motor-muscle - Revision history

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	* [[Infinitesimal bearing]] … possible a good base metamaterial good base for shear mocles		* [[Infinitesimal bearing]] … possible a good base metamaterial good base for shear mocles

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	Due to their high power density mokel can be distributed sparsely into active materials.		Due to their high power density mokel can be distributed sparsely into active materials.
	Chemical energy storage in contrast has high volume but can be located far off sight since with AP technology [[energy transmission]] is easy.		Chemical energy storage in contrast has high volume but can be located far off sight since with AP technology [[energy transmission]] is easy.

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			* [[Resilience boost by fractal design]]

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Apm at 14:16, 7 July 2015

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	On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.		On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.

	The material consists out of many minimal sized active units. Each of them contains one or more [[electromechanical converter\|electromechanical]] or [[Chemomechanical converters\|chemomechanical]] motors that extend or shrink the units length. For fault tolerance a the units must be connected parallel and serial in a hierarchical fractal fashion '''[TODO add [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404286 info-graphic]]'''~~. Instead of a constant volume shear deformation which is present in [[infinitesimal bearings\|interfacial drives]] a volume changing extension or shrinkage takes place here~~.		The material consists out of many minimal sized active units. Each of them contains one or more [[electromechanical converter\|electromechanical]] or [[Chemomechanical converters\|chemomechanical]] motors that extend or shrink the units length. For fault tolerance a the units must be connected parallel and serial in a hierarchical fractal fashion '''[TODO add [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404286 info-graphic]]'''.

			When a mokel metamaterial is actuated a volume changing extension or shrinkage takes place.
			This is in contrast to '''[[interfacial drive]]s''' (which are essentially [[infinitesimal bearing]]s with motor/generator cells included)
			where only a shear deformation is present which does not change the actuators volume.

	With motor-muscles built out of modular [[microcomponents]] beside [[electromechanical converters]] or [[chemomechanical converter]]s other microcomponents like [[energy storage cells]] could directly be incorporated (possibly in a choosable ratio) instead of feeding the energy in from an external source. This way one can trade efficiency (through lowering of power transport distance) for maximal force and power density.		With motor-muscles built out of modular [[microcomponents]] beside [[electromechanical converters]] or [[chemomechanical converter]]s other microcomponents like [[energy storage cells]] could directly be incorporated (possibly in a choosable ratio) instead of feeding the energy in from an external source. This way one can trade efficiency (through lowering of power transport distance) for maximal force and power density.

Apm: Apm moved page Artificial motor-muscle to Motor-muscle: its obviously artificial so I think it makes sense to drop the "artificial part"

2015-03-06T12:27:02Z

Apm moved page Artificial motor-muscle to Motor-muscle: its obviously artificial so I think it makes sense to drop the "artificial part"

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Apm at 19:00, 4 March 2015

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	On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.		On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.

	The material consists out of many minimal sized active units. Each of them contains one or more [[electromechanical ~~converters~~\|electromechanical]] or [[Chemomechanical converters\|chemomechanical]] motors that extend or shrink the units length. For fault tolerance a the units must be connected parallel and serial in a hierarchical fractal fashion '''[TODO add [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404286 info-graphic]]'''. Instead of a constant volume shear deformation which is present in [[infinitesimal bearings\|interfacial drives]] a volume changing extension or shrinkage takes place here.		The material consists out of many minimal sized active units. Each of them contains one or more [[electromechanical converter\|electromechanical]] or [[Chemomechanical converters\|chemomechanical]] motors that extend or shrink the units length. For fault tolerance a the units must be connected parallel and serial in a hierarchical fractal fashion '''[TODO add [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404286 info-graphic]]'''. Instead of a constant volume shear deformation which is present in [[infinitesimal bearings\|interfacial drives]] a volume changing extension or shrinkage takes place here.

	With motor-muscles built out of modular [[microcomponents]] beside [[electromechanical converters]] or [[chemomechanical ~~converters~~]] other microcomponents like [[energy storage cells]] could directly be incorporated (possibly in a choosable ratio) instead of feeding the energy in from an external source. This way one can trade efficiency (through lowering of power transport distance) for maximal force and power density.		With motor-muscles built out of modular [[microcomponents]] beside [[electromechanical converters]] or [[chemomechanical converter]]s other microcomponents like [[energy storage cells]] could directly be incorporated (possibly in a choosable ratio) instead of feeding the energy in from an external source. This way one can trade efficiency (through lowering of power transport distance) for maximal force and power density.

	All the power-supply infrastructure for the motors must be incorporated making the design quite complex.		All the power-supply infrastructure for the motors must be incorporated making the design quite complex.

Apm at 18:10, 4 March 2015

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	[[file:Crystal molecule - redundant fractal design - 342x640.png \|thumb\|250px\|Fractal structuring of metamaterials can avoid linear increase of actuation range loss due to e.g. [[radiation damage\|radiation induced damage]]. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/a/a1/Crystal_muscle_-_redundant_fractal_design.svg SVG] ]]		[[file:Crystal molecule - redundant fractal design - 342x640.png \|thumb\|250px\|Fractal structuring of metamaterials can avoid linear increase of actuation range loss due to e.g. [[radiation damage\|radiation induced damage]]. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/a/a1/Crystal_muscle_-_redundant_fractal_design.svg SVG] ]]

	'''Artificial motor-muscles''' (suggestion: '''Mokels''') are actuators out of an active [[diamondoid metamaterial]] that '''can perform pull but also push action''' with '''high energy densities''' beyond the ones seen in biological muscles tissue and even beyond combustion engines like it's typical '''[add ref]''' for all AP technologies of [[technology level III\|technology level III]].		'''Artificial motor-muscles''' (suggestion: '''Mokels''') are actuators out of an active [[diamondoid metamaterial]] that '''can perform pull but also push action''' with '''high energy densities''' beyond the ones seen in biological muscles tissue and even beyond combustion engines [[power density\|like it's typical '''[add ref]''' for all AP technologies]] of [[technology level III\|technology level III]].
	On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.		On the small scale they resemble some form of motors but on the large scale they seem sort of like a crystalline muscle thus the term ''motor-muscle''.

Apm at 18:09, 4 March 2015

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	[[file:Crystal molecule - redundant fractal design - 342x640.png \|thumb\|250px\|Fractal structuring of metamaterials can avoid linear increase of actuation range loss due to e.g. [[radiation damage\|radiation induced damage]]. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/a/a1/Crystal_muscle_-_redundant_fractal_design.svg SVG] ]]		[[file:Crystal molecule - redundant fractal design - 342x640.png \|thumb\|250px\|Fractal structuring of metamaterials can avoid linear increase of actuation range loss due to e.g. [[radiation damage\|radiation induced damage]]. [http://apm.bplaced.net/w/images/a/a1/Crystal_muscle_-_redundant_fractal_design.svg SVG] ]]

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