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Since the introduction of active (MS) materials such as Terfenol-D, \\nth stable characteristics over a wide range of temperatures and high magnetoelastic properties, interest in MS technology has been growing. Additionally, for products where is a need to control fluid motion by varying the viscosity, a structure based on MRF might be an improvement in performance. Two aspects of this technology, direct shear mode (used in brakes and clutches) and valve mode (used in dampers) have been studied thoroughly and several applications are already present on the market. Excellent features like fast response, slmple interface between electrical input and hydraulic output make MRF technology attractive for many applications. This dissertation is the introduction of an actuator based on \"MS\"-technology The possible control arrangement is based on \"MR\"-technology. 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Since the introduction of active (MS) materials such as Terfenol-D, \\nth stable characteristics over a wide range of temperatures and high magnetoelastic properties, interest in MS technology has been growing. Additionally, for products where is a need to control fluid motion by varying the viscosity, a structure based on MRF might be an improvement in performance. Two aspects of this technology, direct shear mode (used in brakes and clutches) and valve mode (used in dampers) have been studied thoroughly and several applications are already present on the market. Excellent features like fast response, slmple interface between electrical input and hydraulic output make MRF technology attractive for many applications. This dissertation is the introduction of an actuator based on "MS"-technology The possible control arrangement is based on "MR"-technology. 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