Project MEMS-Vibro3D
Research infrastructure for the next MEMS generation: 3D vibrometer system and new broadband amplifier
Thanks to the ERDF funding, IMMS was able to expand its research infrastructure for the vibrometric investigation of MEMS.
A new 3D vibrometer system measures out-of-plane vibrations as well as in-plane ones and thus allows the characterisation of sensor classes such as multiaxial inertial sensors.
Due to its frequency band of 9 to 250 MHz at a power of 200 W, the broadband amplifier system enables the electrostatic excitation of, for example, pressure sensors of the current generation, which have smaller and thicker membranes and are therefore much stiffer compared to pressure sensors of previous generations.
Acronym / Name:
MEMS-Vibro3D / Installation of a MEMS 3D vibrometer measuring stationDuration:2016
Application:
Research institutions and ultra-precision mechanical engineering|Verification of MEMS models| methods for quality assurance of MEMSResearch field:Integrated sensor systems
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Event,
CiS Workshop 2023
Workshop Simulation & Design 2023 at CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik
Contact
Contact
Dr.-Ing. Ludwig Herzog
Head of Mechatronics
ludwig.herzog(at)imms.de+49 (0) 3677 874 93 60
Dr. Ludwig Herzog will provide detail on our research on magnetic 6D direct drives with nm precision for the nm measurement and structuring of objects. He supports you with services for the development of mechatronic systems, for simulation, design and test of MEMS as well as for finite element modelling (FEM) and simulation.
Funding
The MEMS-Vibro3D project has been jointly funded by the federal “Land” of Thüringen with the reference 2015 FGI 0010 and by the EU in the EFRE (regional development) context as a means of improving the instrumental infrastructure to research.