Micromotion mechanical structure and a process for the productio

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Charge accumulating

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ABSTRACT:
In a micromotion mechanical structure, such as a vibration-type sensor or a step motor, comprising at least one fixed electrode and at least one movable electrode which is moved by electrostatic power applied to the fixed electrode, at least one of the electrodes is formed essentially by a single crystal semiconductor material. The single crystal semiconductor material has various merits of uniform mechanical properties, small internal stress, etc. for use in such electrodes. Such structure has been realized by attaching patterned electrode made of the material to another substrate and then removing or thinning the original substrate carrying the patterned electrodes.

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