Measuring and testing – Speed – velocity – or acceleration – Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element
Patent
1997-09-29
1999-11-16
Chapman, John E.
Measuring and testing
Speed, velocity, or acceleration
Acceleration determination utilizing inertial element
361280, G01P 15125
Patent
active
059837217
ABSTRACT:
A micromechanical component includes a one-piece surface structure that is created on a substrate. The one-piece surface structure is attached to the surface of the substrate by at least two anchoring areas. The anchoring areas are a small distance apart, which is comparatively small in comparison with the lateral dimension of the surface structure. The surface structure has movable electrodes. Opposite them there are rigid electrodes that are attached to the substrate by additional anchoring areas. The additional anchoring areas also have a small distance between one another and to the anchoring areas.
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Offenberg Michael
Sulzberger Peter
Chapman John E.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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