Segmenting the membrane anchoring structure into discrete points reduces turbulent air flow noise while maintaining manufacturing simplicity.
Integrating electronic circuitry within the semiconductor die eliminates multi-part assembly complexity while maintaining environmental protection.
Corrugations in the epitaxial silicon plate resist residual stress and stiction, increasing signal-to-noise ratio for MEMS microphones.
A MEMS sensor structure uses a lead frame recess to form an acoustic chamber that enhances signal quality.
A suspended diaphragm microphone integrates detection circuitry on a single die using compatible deposition materials.
An insert links the transducer front volume to an offset lid opening, decoupling thermal stress and preventing dust deposition on the membrane.