Abstract
Abstract
This paper describes fabrication of a laminated film vibrator that uses an ultra-thin micro-electric mechanical system (MEMS) and the effect of lamination on the actuator. The thickness of the ultra-thin MEMS actuator fabricated by ultra-thin MEMS technology was 7.26 µm, making it especially flexible. The vibrator was actuated by applying voltage on a lead zirconate titanate (PZT) thin film. Then, we applied a lamination method to package the actuator. However, the lamination structure influenced the mechanical characteristics of the vibrator. Therefore, we evaluated the effect of the lamination structure on the static and dynamic characteristics of the laminated film vibrator. Four types of laminated film vibrators with different layer structures were prepared, and their displacements and velocity were measured when DC and AC voltages were applied. The maximum displacement of the cantilevers constructed from the laminated film vibrator (PZT: 11 mm × 11 mm) was 113.3 µm at 40 V DC. This result is in good agreement with the calculated result. Furthermore, the dynamic characteristics from both the experimental and simulated results confirmed that the resonant frequency of the laminated film vibrator depends on the film structure. This means the dynamic characteristics can be adjusted to suit the application. Applications of this laminated film actuator include use as a flexible hybrid electronics haptic device for monitoring vital signs.
Funder
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
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3 articles.
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