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    Research on Key Quality Characteristics of Electromechanical Product Based on Meta-Action Unit

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    Electromechanical products have many quality characteristics, representing their quality. In addition, there are long-existed quality problems of electromechanical products, such as poor accuracy, short precision life, large fluctuations in performance, frequently failing, and so on. Based on meta-action unit (MU) for electromechanical products, this book chapter proposes a key quality characteristic control method, which provides theoretical and technical support for essentially guaranteeing the complete machine’s quality. The formation mechanisms of MU’s four key quality characteristics (precision, precision life, performance stability, and reliability) are studied. Moreover, we introduce an overview of key quality characteristic control methods based on MU. The complex large system research method of “decomposition-analysis-synthesis” is adopted to study these key science problems

    Interlayer magnetic interactions and ferroelectricity in π\pi/3-twisted CrX2_2 (X = Se, Te) bilayers

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    Recently, two-dimensional (2D) bilayer magnetic systems have been widely studied. Their interlayer magnetic interactions play a vital role in the magnetic properties. In this paper, we theoretically studied the interlayer magnetic interactions, magnetic states and ferroelectricity of π\pi/3-twisted CrX2_2 (X = Se, Te) bilayers (π\pi/3-CrX2_2). Our study reveals that the lateral shift could switch the magnetic state of the π\pi/3-CrSe2_2 between interlayer ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic, while just tuning the strength of the interlayer antiferromagnetic interactions in π\pi/3-CrTe2_2. Furthermore, the lateral shift can alter the off-plane electric polarization in both π\pi/3-CrSe2_2 and π\pi/3-CrTe2_2. These results show that stacking is an effective way to tune both the magnetic and ferroelectric properties of 1T-CrX2_2 bilayers, making the 1T-CrX2_2 bilayers hold promise for 2D spintronic devices
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