Design and analysis of micro thermal switch using the near-field effect for space applications
With space developments for diversified missions, intelligent thermal design of spacecraft is essential. This report proposes an active thermal radiation control device, which consists of an array of thermal switch that is enhanced by the near-field radiation. Suspended diaphragms are snapped down b...
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