A MEMS Nanopositioner with Thermal Actuator and on-chip Thermal Sensor

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Zhu, Y
Moheimani, SOR
Yuce, MR
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Gary K. Fedder

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2010
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This paper describes the design of a micromachined nanopositioner with electrothermal actuation and sensing capabilities in a single silicon chip. The positioner has a dynamic range of 14.4 μm with a differential sensing scheme. At 6-V dc bias voltage, the position sensors have a power consumption of 120 mW, and a sensitivity of 0.27 mV/nm. The open-loop bandwidth is 101 Hz and the phase delay from 1 Hz to 51.2 kHz is 169஠The on-chip displacement sensing enables a feedback control

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2010 IEEE SENSORS

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Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)

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