Capacitive sensing elements in MEMS gyroscopes that detect angular velocity through comb finger displacement.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Finger Gap | 1-3 μm | |
| Sensitivity | 1-10 mV/°/s | |
| Finger Width | 1-5 μm | |
| Overlap Area | 1000-5000 μm² | |
| Finger Length | 50-200 μm | |
| Capacitance Range | 10-100 fF | |
| Quality Factor (Q) | 100-1000 | |
| Resonant Frequency | 10-30 kHz |
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Drive electrodes create controlled oscillation of the proof mass, while sense electrodes detect Coriolis-induced displacement. Both use comb structures but serve different functions in the gyroscope operation.
Silicon provides excellent mechanical properties (high Young's modulus, low internal friction), compatibility with IC fabrication processes, and good electrical conductivity when doped, making it ideal for MEMS structures.
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