Titlebook: Engineering Haptic Devices; A Beginner‘s Guide f Thorsten A. Kern Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Haptic Displa

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Modeling the Userponding model is split into two independent elements depending on the frequency range of the oscillation. In the second part of the chapter a model of frequency dependent perception for highdynamic oscillations is presented. The chapter ends with examples of the models’ applications as well as a summary.

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Actuator Design physical basics, with examples of their dimensioning, and one or more applications given. Other, rarely used actuator principles for haptic systems are mentioned in section 9.6 “special forms”, or are classified in the overview of physical working principles in section 9.1.

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Motivation and Application of Haptic Systemsions and shearforces. This of course makes sense and is important for the technical design process. However haptics is more than that. Haptic perceptions range from minor interactions in everyday life, e.g., drinking from a glass or writing this text, to a means of social communication, e.g. shaking

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Internal Structure of Haptic Systemslization of haptic systems will come to the fore. Consequently, the general view will change from a user centralized perspective to a device specific viewpoint. The understanding gained as well as the methods for the quantification of haptic perception will still be used for the analysis of the qual