Modelling of Resonance Frequency of MEMS Corrugated Diaphragm for Capacitive Acoustic Sensors (TECHNICAL NOTE)

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  • mehdi taybi Electerical Engineering, Markazi province.Unit.ACECR
Abstract:

In this paper, a new model for resonance frequency of clamped circular corrugated diaphragm has been presented. First, an analytical analyzes has been carried out to derive mathematic expressions for mechanical sensitivity of diaphragm with residual stress. Next by using Rayleigh's method we present mathematical model to calculate the resonance frequency of corrugated diaphragm and investigate the effect of residual stress, Young modulus and corrugation numbers on resonance frequency of diaphragm. In this work, MATLAB software for analytical analyzes and Intellisuite MEMS tool for finite element simulation have been used. The analytical and simulated results have been compared together and there is good agreement between them.

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Journal title

volume 27  issue 12

pages  1850- 1854

publication date 2014-12-01

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