Digital capacitive accelerometer

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

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G01P 15125

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054470684

ABSTRACT:
A capacitive accelerometer includes electrode plates supported and aligned for movement in the direction of a substrate in which they are supported. Preferably, the plates are formed a surface micro machining, and each plate includes capacitor forming surfaces aligned at an acute angle with respect to each other. In addition, each capacitive accelerometer is formed as a differential capacitor so that one movable plate is disposed between to relatively stationary plates and a plurality of stationary and movable plates are aligned in a series along a portion of the substrate. The suspension comprises a cantilevered support arrangement for the plates.

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