Acceleration sensor
An acceleration sensor, acceleration technology, applied in the direction of measurement of acceleration, multi-dimensional acceleration measurement, speed/acceleration/shock measurement, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient mitigation of external force, lack of symmetry, insufficient mitigation of external force, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0123] Next, the acceleration sensor according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described. figure 1 and figure 2 The structure of the acceleration sensor element used for the acceleration sensor of Example 1 is shown. figure 1 is a plan view of the acceleration sensor 100a, figure 2 yes figure 1 Sectional view of line II-II. The accelerometer element can be suitable for example: such asFigure 15 The assembled acceleration sensor 200 shown in the exploded perspective view and the Figure 14 The illustrated cover is hermetically sealed and then assembled into the acceleration sensor 300 of the resin package. In particular, the present invention is characterized in the structure of the acceleration sensor element, and therefore the acceleration sensor element will be described in detail below.
[0124] In the acceleration sensor element 100 a , a weight 20 is provided at the center of a space 15 surrounded by the support frame 10 , and a notch 22 is form...
Embodiment 2
[0132] Next, an acceleration sensor according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described. The difference from Embodiment 1 is that the stress buffering part is made into a labyrinth structure. Figure 6 The beam structure of Example 2 is shown in plan view. Like the beam, the stress buffer is formed in the first layer of the SOI wafer, and thus has the same thickness as the beam. The stress buffering portion 40' is made into a labyrinth structure connecting a plurality of straight sides at their ends to form a right angle, and is symmetrical about the center. That is, the stress buffer 40' is symmetrical about the intersection point p of the length centerline m-m' of the beam 30 and the width centerline n-n' of the beam 30.
[0133]refer to Figure 6 The labyrinth-shaped stress buffering portion 40' will be described in detail. The beam 30 connecting the support frame 10 and the weight 20 is composed of a stress buffer 40 ′ arranged in the center of the bea...
Embodiment 3
[0137] Next, an acceleration sensor according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention will be described. Figure 7 A shows the structure of the beam of Example 3 in plan view. Figure 7 The beam 30 of A has two stress buffering portions 40 ′ constituted by sides connected to form a labyrinth. Here, these two stress buffering portions 40 ′ are respectively referred to as a first stress buffering portion and a second stress buffering portion. The beam 30 is divided into a first part 32 of the beam that connects the weight to the first stress buffer, a second part 34 that connects the second stress buffer to the support frame, and a second part 34 that connects the two stress buffers 40'. Three parts36. Each stress buffering portion 40' in the shape of a labyrinth and the reference Figure 6 The stress buffering portion of Example 2 already described is the same. The beam 30 holding the two stress buffers 40' is formed symmetrically about the intersection point P of the beam'...
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