System level simulation of a digital accelerometer
System level simulation of a digital accelerometer
This paper describes the derivation of a detailed model of a micromachined accelerometer and its implementation in a commercial SPICE package. The sensing element is modeled at a system level, the control and interface electronics at a component level. The SPICE simulation allows very realistic insight into the system behavior, however, the simulation time is considerable long.
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Kraft, M.
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Lewis, C P
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6 April 1998
Kraft, M.
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Lewis, C P
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Kraft, M. and Lewis, C P
(1998)
System level simulation of a digital accelerometer.
In Technical Proceedings of the 1998 International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems.
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This paper describes the derivation of a detailed model of a micromachined accelerometer and its implementation in a commercial SPICE package. The sensing element is modeled at a system level, the control and interface electronics at a component level. The SPICE simulation allows very realistic insight into the system behavior, however, the simulation time is considerable long.
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Published date: 6 April 1998
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The First International Conference on Modeling and Simulation of Microsystems (MSM '98), , Santa Clara, CA, United States, 1998-04-06 - 1998-04-08
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Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology
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