Innovative multi-cantilever array sensor system with MOEMS read-out

F. Ivaldi, T. Bieniek, P. Janus, P. Grabiec, W. Majstrzyk, D. Kopiec, T. Gotszalk
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Cantilever based sensor system are a well-established sensor family exploited in several every-day life applications as well as in high-end research areas. The very high sensitivity of such systems and the possibility to design and functionalize the cantilevers to create purpose built and highly selective sensors have increased the interest of the scientific community and the industry in further exploiting this promising sensors type. Optical deflection detection systems for cantilever sensors provide a reliable, flexible method for reading information from cantilevers with the highest sensitivity. However the need of using multi-cantilever arrays in several fields of application such as medicine, biology or safety related areas, make the optical method less suitable due to its structural complexity. Working in the frame of a the Joint Undertaking project Lab4MEMS II our group proposes a novel and innovative approach to solve this issue, by integrating a Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical-System (MOEMS) with dedicated optics, electronics and software with a MOEMS micro-mirror, ultimately developed in the frame of Lab4MEMSII. In this way we are able to present a closely packed, lightweight solution combining the advantages of standard optical read-out systems with the possibility of recording multiple read-outs from large cantilever arrays quasi simultaneously.
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具有MOEMS读出功能的创新型多悬臂阵列传感器系统
基于悬臂梁的传感器系统是一个成熟的传感器家族,在日常生活和高端研究领域都有广泛的应用。这种系统的高灵敏度以及设计和功能悬臂以创建专用和高选择性传感器的可能性增加了科学界和工业界对进一步开发这种有前途的传感器类型的兴趣。用于悬臂梁传感器的光学挠度检测系统为从具有最高灵敏度的悬臂梁读取信息提供了可靠、灵活的方法。然而,由于多悬臂阵列在医学、生物或安全等领域的应用需要,使得光学方法由于其结构的复杂性而不太适用。在联合项目Lab4MEMSII的框架下,我们的团队提出了一种新颖和创新的方法来解决这个问题,通过将具有专用光学,电子和软件的微光电机械系统(MOEMS)与MOEMS微镜集成,最终在Lab4MEMSII框架中开发。通过这种方式,我们能够提供一个紧密包装,轻量级的解决方案,将标准光学读出系统的优点与同时记录大型悬臂阵列的多个读出的可能性相结合。
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