Resonator micro-accelerometer

Measuring and testing – Speed – velocity – or acceleration – Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element

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ABSTRACT:
A resonator micro-accelerometer sensitive to accelerations along a first direction comprises, between two supporting plates, an intermediate plate etched so as to include a rectangular frame, the sides of which extend along a first (x) and a second (y) direction perpendicular to the first one. The two directions are orthogonal to a third direction (z). A seismic mass is located inside the frame. Hanging rods extend between the frame and the mass along the second direction, on both sides of the mass. The rods have substantially the same thickness as the mass and the frame along the third direction and a small width along the first direction. Resonators extend between the frame and mass and have a small thickness along the third direction.

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