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Sanjib K. Sahoo

at Indian Institute of Technology

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Proceedings Article | 22 January 2005 Paper

Novel high-Q torsion microresonator

Prakash Apte, Anand Gawarikar, G. Ajishna, Sanjib Sahoo

Proceedings Volume 5717, (2005) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.590016

KEYWORDS: Resonators, Crystals, Microelectromechanical systems, Microresonators, Oscillators, Stress analysis, Quartz, Interfaces, Modal analysis, Electrical engineering

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In this paper, we propose a resonator structure with a high Q factor, which has the potential to replace the Quartz crystal. In order to achieve a higher Q, complete decoupling of the resonating structure from the supporting ends is desired. One of the ways of achieving this is to distribute the stress uniformly throughout the support beam rather than their being concentrated at the fixed ends. This suggests a resonating mass supported by torsion wires. Here, three resonating structures are connected in a serial fashion. The outer two resonators act as interfaces to the external oscillator circuit, while the centre one is fully decoupled. The losses at the end of torsion wires are thus kept to lowest value. The other losses, namely damping and internal friction losses, are kept to a minimum by providing vacuum and using high quality material for the torsion wire. Modal analysis and static stress analysis were done on the structures and results clearly show the fundamental torsion mode of vibration and extremely small stresses at the fixed ends of the torsion wire.

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