A MEMS device relocates contact pads to the cap substrate surface, enabling direct electrical access via strip conductors.
Piezoelectric bending films in a MEMS actuator adjust mirror angles for optical image stabilization, reducing device size and power consumption.
Extending the insulating part width beyond upper wiring covers lower electrode ends, preventing electrical breakdown under high voltage conditions.
Segmented electrode patterning with cross-region adhesive tape resolves peeling risks while maintaining electrical exposure flexibility.
A micro drive unit uses S-shaped beams to pivotally support a movable object, enabling rotation and translation across three axes through resonant frequency excitation.
Trench segmentation on the substrate matches membrane deflection shapes, reducing electrode spacing changes under external forces.
Sputtered perovskite oxide films on a vibration plate substrate resolve rigidity and durability trade-offs in bimorph piezoelectric elements.
A polymer-based piezoelectric transformer converts electrical energy to mechanical vibration and back to voltage using flexible multilayer membranes.
A deflection element with lower flexural rigidity than the drive element elastically deforms to transmit force.
A lead-free piezoelectric composition substitutes titanium with transition metals to enhance electron localization and spontaneous polarization.
A layered composite method creates mechanically rigid active structures using filled trenches to achieve electrical isolation between conductive regions.
Optical reflecting device joints feature orthogonal beam widths exceeding vibration parts to distribute stress and increase mechanical strength.
A micromechanical transmission structure converts lateral electrostatic force into vertical displacement of a movable element.
Manganese and M4' additives prevent M4 element segregation during co-firing, maintaining high piezoelectric properties despite nickel diffusion.