B. M, Subhradeep Pal, Kannan Ramaswamy, P. Pattnaik
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Design and analysis of optical MEMS accelerometer based on waveguide Bragg grating integrated with circular diaphragm with embossed centre mass for vibration measurement are presented in this paper. A waveguide Bragg grating is positioned on the top surface of the embossed proof-mass to maximize strain sensitivity. A reference grating on the substrate is used to compensate for the temperature dependence of Bragg peak. Due to excellent linear response, sensitivity of −180 pm/kG and a natural frequency of 4.8 kHz, the proposed accelerometer is suitable for vibration measurement.