PRESSURE SENSOR MADE FROM NANOGAUGES COUPLED TO A RESONATOR
A pressure sensor made of semiconductor material, the sensor comprising a box defining a housing under a secondary vacuum, at least one resonator received in the housing and suspended by flexible beams from at least one elastically deformable diaphragm closing the housing that also contains means fo...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English French German |
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05.08.2015
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Summary: | A pressure sensor made of semiconductor material, the sensor comprising a box defining a housing under a secondary vacuum, at least one resonator received in the housing and suspended by flexible beams from at least one elastically deformable diaphragm closing the housing that also contains means for exciting the resonator in order to set the resonator into vibration and detector means for detecting a vibration frequency of the resonator. The detector means comprise at least a first suspended piezoresistive strain gauge having one end secured to one of the beams and one end secured to the diaphragm. The resonator and the first strain gauge are arranged to form zones of doping that are substantially identical in kind and in concentration. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: EP20130766375 |