Triaxial accelerometer design based on meso-piezoresistive effect
Kun Huang, Tingdun Wen
Abstract
Kun Huang, Tingdun Wen
Abstract
With the theory of meso-piezoresistive effect, we design a high sensitivity piezoresistive triaxial accelerometer. A three-mass dual-beam geometric micro-structure cavity can be designed by using GaAs / AlAs / InGaAs RTS film as sensitive element. After theoretical analysis and calculation of the sensitivity of this accelerometer and having compared with conventional silicon micro-accelerometer, we know the piezoresistive sensitivity of the RTS film that possesses the meso-piezoresistive effect is higher than the ordinary bulk silicon material. Building a reasonable bridge circuit can enhance the output voltage signal, The design of the same geometric size double cantilever in three axes may achieve the equal precision measurement in any direction.
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With the theory of meso-piezoresistive effect, we design a high sensitivity piezoresistive triaxial accelerometer. A three-mass dual-beam geometric micro-structure cavity can be designed by using GaAs / AlAs / InGaAs RTS film as sensitive element. After theoretical analysis and calculation of the sensitivity of this accelerometer and having compared with conventional silicon micro-accelerometer, we know the piezoresistive sensitivity of the RTS film that possesses the meso-piezoresistive effect is higher than the ordinary bulk silicon material. Building a reasonable bridge circuit can enhance the output voltage signal, The design of the same geometric size double cantilever in three axes may achieve the equal precision measurement in any direction.
Key concepts: Piezoresistive effect, Accelerometer, Sensitivity (control systems), Cantilever, Materials science, Silicon, SIGNAL (programming language), Piezoelectric accelerometer