The dynamic pull-in and pull-out of an electrostatically actuated and viscously damped ohmic contact RF-MEMS switch is both measured and simulated. Three different models are used for the simulations and evaluated w.r.t. measurements performed with a white light interferometer and a laser vibrometer. The evaluation shows that all models fail in predicting the initial contact phase of the membrane correctly. Further analysis reveals that this is due to the presence of a higher eigenmode that is activated during the first impact of the membrane.
Experimental Analysis and Modeling of the Mechanical Impact during the Dynamic Pull-In of RF-MEMS Switches
Iannacci, Jacopo;
2010-01-01
Abstract
The dynamic pull-in and pull-out of an electrostatically actuated and viscously damped ohmic contact RF-MEMS switch is both measured and simulated. Three different models are used for the simulations and evaluated w.r.t. measurements performed with a white light interferometer and a laser vibrometer. The evaluation shows that all models fail in predicting the initial contact phase of the membrane correctly. Further analysis reveals that this is due to the presence of a higher eigenmode that is activated during the first impact of the membrane.File in questo prodotto:
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