Micro inertial sensor with embedded transverse movable electrode

Abstract

The invention relates to a micro inertial sensor with an embedded transverse movable electrode. The conventional sensor has high noise, low stability and small range and bandwidth. The micro inertial sensor comprises a first substrate, a crossed comb tooth-shaped fixed counter electrode, a sensing device anchor point, a fixed mass block anchor point, a strip-shaped sensing device mass block, a U-shaped sensing device supporting beam, a double-grid vibrator pair, a U-shaped sensing device connecting beam, a comb-shaped fixed electrode, an extraction electrode, an electric insulating layer, a driving wire and a driving wire extraction electrode, wherein the crossed comb tooth-shaped fixed counter electrode is arranged on the upper surface of the first substrate for detection; the sensing device anchor point is fixed on the first substrate; the strip-shaped sensing device mass block of a second substrate is hung above the first substrate; the U-shaped sensing device supporting beam is used for connecting the sensing device anchor point with the strip-shaped sensing device mass block; a comb-shaped movable electrode is connected outside the double-grid vibrator pair; the U-shaped sensing device connecting beam is used for connecting the strip-shaped sensing device mass block with the double-grid vibrator pair; the comb-shaped fixed electrode is arranged on the fixed mass block; and the extraction electrode is arranged outside a sensing device. The micro inertial sensor has a novel structure and high resolution and flexibility.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of microelectronics and machinery, and relates to a micro-inertial sensor, in particular to a high-resolution micro-inertial sensor containing a pair of double-grid-shaped vibrators and embedded with lateral movable electrodes on the vibrators. Background technique [0002] In the past ten years, accelerometers made with micromechanical technology have developed rapidly. Its main acceleration detection technologies include piezoresistive detection, piezoelectric detection, thermal detection, resonance detection, electromagnetic detection, light detection, tunnel current detection, and capacitance detection. In addition, there are accelerometers based on these detection technologies, such as optical accelerometers, electromagnetic accelerometers, and capacitive accelerometers. The development of optical accelerometers is mainly to combine the advantages of light and micro-machines to make sensors with high electr...

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