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| Content Provider | MDPI |
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| Author | Wang, Renxin Bai, Bing Feng, Hengzhen Ren, Ziming Cao, Huiliang Xue, Chenyang Zhang, Binzhen Liu, Jun |
| Abstract | Electrostatic driving and capacitive detection is widely used in micro hemispheric shell resonators (HSR). The capacitor gap distance is a dominant factor for the initial capacitance, and affects the driving voltage and sensitivity. In order to decrease the equivalent gap distance, a micro HSR with annular electrodes fabricated by a glassblowing method was developed. Central and annular cavities are defined, and then the inside gas drives glass softening and deformation at 770 °C. While the same force is applied, the deformation of the hemispherical shell is about 200 times that of the annular electrodes, illustrating that the deformation of the electrodes will not affect the measurement accuracy. S-shaped patterns on the annular electrodes and internal-gear-like patterns on the hemispherical shell can improve metal malleability and avoid metal cracking during glass expansion. An arched annular electrode and a hemispheric shell are demonstrated. Compared with HSR with a spherical electrode, the applied voltage could be reduced by 29%, and the capacitance could be increased by 39%, according to theoretical and numerical calculation. The surface roughness of glass after glassblowing was favorable (Rq = 0.296 nm, Ra = 0.217 nm). In brief, micro HSR with an annular electrode was fabricated, and its superiority was preliminarily confirmed. |
| File Size | 6632448 |
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| e-ISSN | 14248220 |
| DOI | 10.3390/s16121991 |
| Journal | Sensors |
| Issue Number | 12 |
| Volume Number | 16 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher Date | 2016-11-25 |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | hemispheric shell resonator annular electrodes glassblowing equivalent gap distance |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Article |
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