Systems and methods for optimizing current density in cmos-integrated mems capacitive devices
A device and current technology, applied in the field of current routing, can solve problems such as the increase of shunt parasitic capacitance of MEMS capacitors
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[0017] This topic deals with current splitting and routing techniques to distribute current evenly among multiple layers of a device to achieve a high figure of merit. This current splitting can allow the use of relatively narrow interconnects and feedlines while maintaining a high quality factor (Q). Furthermore, since the device has a fixed thickness, Q and Cmin cannot be optimized independently, so the design process can also effectively optimize Q and Cmin together. Thus, the present subject matter can be advantageously used for 1) optimization of Cmin and / or parasitic capacitance; 2) maximization of Q; 3) maximization of equal distribution of current based on material volume and engagement of current paths; and 4) Minimization of the temperature coefficient of uneven current division due to mis-design or volume mismatch. Therefore, the present subject matter can help realize RFMEMS devices with high quality factors on lossy substrates. In addition, parasitics associated...
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