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Streamlining the design of MEMS devices: An acceleration sensor

Tan et al., 2008

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11210661853601259645
Author
Tan T
Roy S
Thuy N
Huynh H
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Circuits and Systems Magazine

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A synthesis and optimization process is proposed and applied to the design of a specific MEMS device, namely an acceleration sensor. The design synthesis methodology exploits the fast and accurate simulation of the SUGAR tool (based on modified modal analysis) …
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