Design and implementation of a fully-decoupled tuning fork (FDTF) MEMS vibratory gyroscope for robustness improvement

F. Lee, K.-C Liang, E. Cheng, W. Fang
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This study demonstrates the structural design and implementation of a single-axis MEMS vibratory rate gyroscope for the robustness improvement. As in Fig.1, features of this study are: (1) the employment of the fully-decoupled mechanism minimizes the mechanical cross-coupling between the drive-mode and the sense-mode; (2) the tuning fork structure combined with differential sensing architecture increases the resistance against external vibrations; (3) a compact structural design consists of the structurally forced (by rigid lever mechanism) anti-phase sense-mode and the linear-coupled anti-phase drive-mode. Preliminary results show a reduced coupling signal of near 500°/s, and the vibration resistances along different directions are also investigated. Moreover, the angular rate sensitivity is 17.7μV/°/s, which can be further improved using a mode-matched operation.
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一种完全解耦的音叉(FDTF) MEMS振动陀螺仪的设计与实现,以提高其鲁棒性
本研究演示了单轴MEMS振动速率陀螺仪的结构设计和实现,以提高其鲁棒性。如图1所示,本研究的特点是:(1)采用完全解耦的机构,最大限度地减少了驱动模式和感知模式之间的机械交叉耦合;(2)音叉结构与差分传感结构相结合,增加了对外部振动的抵抗能力;(3)紧凑的结构设计由结构强制(刚性杠杆机构)反相位检测模式和线性耦合反相位驱动模式组成。初步结果表明,耦合信号在500°/s附近减小,并对不同方向的振动阻力进行了研究。角速率灵敏度为17.7μV/°/s,采用模式匹配操作可进一步提高角速率灵敏度。
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