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EnglishWe present a methodology to systematically extract efficient and physically-based reduced-order models based on a mixed-level simulation approach and demonstrate its practicality for the design of a capacitive MEMS microphone. The method has been implemented in a MATLAB toolbox. Starting from a FEM discretization, it enables the automated generation of mixed level VHDL-AMS based macromodels, which can be straightforwardly fed into a standard circuit simulator. The whole model generation process is described in all details. The resulting macromodels are highly efficient and moreover, in contrast to other equivalent network approaches, physically-based. Therefore they allow for the predictive simulation of microstructures with complex geometry, as it is demonstrated by the numerical analysis of a capacitive microphone.
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| Titolo: | Automated extraction of multi-energy domain reduced-order models demonstrated on capacitive MEMS microphones | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2008 | |
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| Abstract: | We present a methodology to systematically extract efficient and physically-based reduced-order models based on a mixed-level simulation approach and demonstrate its practicality for the design of a capacitive MEMS microphone. The method has been implemented in a MATLAB toolbox. Starting from a FEM discretization, it enables the automated generation of mixed level VHDL-AMS based macromodels, which can be straightforwardly fed into a standard circuit simulator. The whole model generation process is described in all details. The resulting macromodels are highly efficient and moreover, in contrast to other equivalent network approaches, physically-based. Therefore they allow for the predictive simulation of microstructures with complex geometry, as it is demonstrated by the numerical analysis of a capacitive microphone. | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11582/8755 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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