Method of making a digital flexure beam accelerometer

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156656, 156645, B44C 122, C23F 100

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ABSTRACT:
It is possible to determine acceleration using an array of micro-machined elements. The invention described herein details how to do so by fabricating an array of structures with a substrate, addressing circuitry, a spacer layer forming a well over the addressing circuitry, and a deflection element over the well. The deflection elements are configured so each element is deflected by a higher acceleration. The invention also shows one embodiment of the invention.

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