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Title: Improved sensitivity of piezoresistive with stress region
Researcher: Angelin peace preethi A
Guide(s): Karthigaikumar P
Keywords: Engineering and Technology
Engineering
Engineering Electrical and Electronic
stress region
piezoresistive
University: Anna University
Completed Date: 2020
Abstract: Micro-Cantilevers (MC) is the least complicated and most generally utilized Micro-Electromechanical Systems (MEMS) gadget, particularly for bio-sensing applications. The most well-known and understood utilization of MC is in non-conductive surfaces of the tomographic images in Atomic Force Microscopy. In the previous period, MC established sensors have demonstrated to wind up a flexible transduction stage for physical constraints, compound, unstable natural atoms, explosives and biomolecule identification. These sensors have a few points of interest over the regular logical methods concerning high affectability, low cost, non-dangerous and transparent systems, low scientific necessity and quickest reaction. MC is amazingly touchy to surface procedures attributable in volume proportion from substantial surface-zone. A standard MC sensors are systematic actuated surface stress generation, which prompts to adjust the entire frequency because of joined mass and various surface stress. Depends on the frequency adjustment operation, the recognition plans utilized for MC sensors was principally classified for electrical and optical plans. Attributable to the effortlessness, cost viability, and electrical identification is all the additional utilized, particularly in combined sensor structures. In this work an two novel plan to combine micro cantilevers and piezoresistors utilizing minimal effort for standard Multi-User MEMS. It was watched that the deflection of the micro cantilever has a tendency to wind up noticeably nonlinear with load at elevated temperatures. Piezoresistive micro cantilever simulation demonstrated an expansion in sensitivity, with displacement size of the micro cantilever. newline
Pagination: xiv, 111p
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/336760
Appears in Departments:Faculty of Information and Communication Engineering

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