http://www.me.berkeley.edu/cpl/memsinfo.pdf

 

Kev,

Good find. I once found a web site once dedicated to this. But the PDF looks like it contains more info.

Almost a rotary engine on a chip.

Cheers,
Hymee.

 

Its a sign of things to come guys. When brought onto the market back in the 60's. The Wankel-rotary was already too advanced for the masses to appreciate.

Its going to take 50+ years for these massses to turn around & see what advantages this engine design has over the traditional thinking.

Thus, give about another 10 years & they should start popping up in all types of applications.

REgards