Search for dissertations about: "accelerometer design"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words accelerometer design.
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1. Micromechanical three axis accelerometers : design, manufacture and general readout electronics
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2. SiC Readout IC for High Temperature Seismic Sensor System
Abstract : Over the last decade, electronics operating at high temperatures have been increasingly demanded to support in situ sensing applications such as automotive, deep-well drilling and aerospace. However, few of these applications have requirements above 460 °C, as the surface temperature of Venus, which is a specific target for the seismic sensing application in this thesis. READ MORE
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3. Structural-acoustic analysis of wall-to-floor joints in timber-framed housing
Abstract : Even though a building meets the regulations with respect to impact sound, structures with wooden frames may receive complaints from the inhabitants due to structure-borne sound in the lower frequencies. In this thesis measuring methods that are more precise than the traditional measuring methods have been used to see if they could give a better knowledge about flanking transmission in the low frequencies in timber-framed structures. READ MORE
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4. Mechanical considerations in the design of high-precision surface micromachined devices
Abstract : Many mechanical properties of surface micromachined devices, such as strength and elastic properties, depend on the manufacturing process and are therefore unique to the device. In order to achieve higher precision, it is essential that correct mechanical characteristics are used in the work of designing devices. READ MORE
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5. Micromachined Three-Axis Accelerometers and Sensor Readout Electronics
Abstract : Miniaturized, MEMS-based, inertial navigation systems are used to track the position of moving objects without an external reference system. Several existing and future applications such as indoor navigation, stability control of vehicles, active prostheses or training aids for sportsmen would benefit from the small size and the low cost of micromachined inertial sensors. READ MORE