Out-of-Plane Cmos Compatible Magnetometers
M. El Ghorba, N. Andr\'e, S. Sobieski, J.-P. Raskin

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel 3D MEMS magnetometer utilizing residual stresses in multilayer cantilevers, achieving magnetic field detection with high sensitivity and demonstrating a new out-of-plane ferromagnetic nickel plate design.
Contribution
It presents a new out-of-plane MEMS magnetometer design using residual stresses and piezoresistive transducers, with finite element modeling for static and dynamic analysis.
Findings
Magnetic field of 10 Gauss measured
Sensitivity of 0.015 mV/Gauss achieved
Finite Element Model developed for device simulation
Abstract
Three-dimensional MEMS magnetometers with use of residual stresses in thin multilayers cantilevers are presented. Half-loop cantilevers based on Lorentz-force deflection convert magnetic flux in changes, thanks to piezoresistive transducers mounted in Wheatstone bridge. Magnetic field in the order of 10 Gauss was measured with a sensitivity of 0.015 mV/Gauss. A Finite Element Model of the device has been developed with Ansys for static and dynamic simulations. Novel out-of-plane ferromagnetic nickel plate magnetometer is also presented.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced MEMS and NEMS Technologies · Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques · Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
