DOI: 10.11606/t.3.2023.tde-10032023-083722
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Design of surface micro-machined inertial MEMS sensor with meta-heuristic topology optimization.

Abstract: Os sistemas microeletromecânicos (MEMS) estão se tornando populares para uma variedade de aplicações devido ao seu pequeno tamanho, baixo custo e bom desempenho. Os dispositivos MEMS são projetados combinando formas simples com base na experiência de casos anteriores. O uso de métodos de projeto matemático, como a Otimização de Topologia (TO), ajuda a encontrar o melhor projeto possível para um aplicativo específico. Em uma aplicação de monitoramento de deslizamentos de terra, acelerômetros MEMS de alta sensib… Show more

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“…Another pertinent application of this loading scenario arises in the design of inertial sensors, where the challenge involves simultaneously increasing inertial force while decreasing stiffness. This conflicting set of objectives gives rise to a complex TO problem, for which the utilization of non-gradient-based algorithms becomes imperative to converge towards viable solutions [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another pertinent application of this loading scenario arises in the design of inertial sensors, where the challenge involves simultaneously increasing inertial force while decreasing stiffness. This conflicting set of objectives gives rise to a complex TO problem, for which the utilization of non-gradient-based algorithms becomes imperative to converge towards viable solutions [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%