Opposed movable frame connections suppress ringing and maintain voltage linearity without multiple filters.
Embossed stamped edges introduce compressive stresses to piezoelectric actuator contact plates, preventing fractures under high vibrational stress.
Differential thermal expansion in MEMS springs prevents central portion deformation and maintains sensing accuracy during heating.
Piezoelectric motion stops restrict out-of-plane movement in MEMS autofocus actuators.
A cap seals a substrate cavity to enclose MEMS components and provide mechanical isolation.
Asymmetric extension walls balance parasitic capacitance in MEMS differential capacitors, eliminating deviation errors that degrade measurement sensitivity.
A light deflection device uses a counter swing member to offset exciting forces acting on the fixed unit.
End stop arms limit axial deflection to prevent plastic deformation during impacts, maintaining high dynamics.
A pressing sensor uses a chiral polymer piezoelectric film with detection electrodes arranged obliquely to the drawing direction.
Composite silicon oxide and nitride layers maintain structural stability while reducing micromirror mass to resolve vibration robustness trade-offs.
A MEMS scanning mirror uses biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate hinges to rotationally couple frames and plates.
Processing circuitry removes fringing field effects from compared signals to eliminate fabrication deviations and ensure accurate measurement precision.
A tungsten covering layer prevents copper diffusion into insulating layers, eliminating short-circuiting in MEMS mirror drives.
Segmenting piezoelectric layers optimizes drive efficiency and sensor output to resolve wiring complexity trade-offs.
Out-of-plane bimorph designs resolve the contradiction between tip/tilt angle limits and device complexity by enabling scalable high fill-factor arrays.
A MEMS device with a central anchor isolates the proof mass from substrate stress, reducing thermal noise and improving signal accuracy.