Micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) have gained much interest recently due to their low manufacturing costs, mass-producibility, low weight and power consumption, and high accuracy.
Our lab is set to study Micro-oscillator-type MEMS devices and use their unique features to create new ways of sensing and as a computing unit.
Our lab is located in PKI 116. It has a state-of-the-art holographic MEMS analyzer to study our MEMS devices' static and dynamic response. The MEMS analyzer also has a stroboscope to offer a broad range of oscillation frequencies and input voltage.
The MEMS analyzer measures the oscillation of a micro-beam, either in a horizontal or a vertical plane. The microbeam is enclosed in a vacuum chamber to achieve a higher oscillation magnitude.
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