A novel ultra-thin and high toughness piezoelectric thin film sensor based on MEMS technology Online publication date: Wed, 07-Feb-2024
by Yingqi Shang; Hongquan Zhang; Weiwei Liu; Xiaofeng Zhao; Dongsa Chen; Zuofei Wu; Chunpeng Ai
International Journal of Nanomanufacturing (IJNM), Vol. 18, No. 3/4, 2023
Abstract: A novel ultra-thin and high toughness piezoelectric thin film sensor based on MEMS technology is designed. The sensor uses ultra-thin SiO2/SiN as the main cantilever support material, piezoelectric thin film as the sensitive material, and uses piezoelectric effect to measure acceleration. Aiming at the problems of poor reliability and large stress release of ultra-thin piezoelectric cantilever films, the structural design, simulation and technological scheme design of multilayer films were carried out. Finally, the device is manufactured and tested. The test results show that the new ultra-thin and high toughness piezoelectric thin film sensor based on MEMS technology has a resonant frequency of 4 KHz, a sensitivity of 6.66 mV/g, and good linearity, which can be applied to acceleration, vibration sensors and other fields.
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