JA Geen, DW Carow - US Patent 6,122,961, 2000 - Google Patents
A micromachined gyroscope has first and second coplanar bodies suspended over a substrate and movable in their plane relative to the substrate. The first body is dithered along …
A Partridge, M Lutz, S Kronmueller - US Patent 6,936,491, 2005 - Google Patents
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G Cazzaniga, L Coronato - US Patent 8,459,110, 2013 - Google Patents
An integrated MEMS gyroscope, is provided with: at least a first driving mass driven with a first driving movement along a first axis upon biasing of an assembly of driving electrodes …
RL Kubena, DT Chang - US Patent 7,581,443, 2009 - Google Patents
Embodiments of the present invention are directed to apparatuses and methods of making a micromachined resonator gyroscope, eg a disc resonator gyro (DRG), including one or more …
A Partridge, M Lutz, S Kronmueller - US Patent 7,075,160, 2006 - Google Patents
4,665,610 A 5, 1987 Barth 4,674,319 A 6, 1987 Muller et al. 4,766,666 A 8/1988 Sugiyama et al. 4,849,071 A 7, 1989 Evans et al. 4,945,769 A 8, 1990 Sidner et al. 4,990.462 A 2/1991 …
A Partridge, M Lutz, S Kronmueller - US Patent 7,288,824, 2007 - Google Patents
There are many inventions described and illustrated herein. In one aspect, the present invention is directed to a MEMS device, and technique of fabricating or manufacturing a …
US7102467B2 - Method for adjusting the frequency of a MEMS resonator - Google Patents US7102467B2 - Method for adjusting the frequency of a MEMS resonator - Google Patents …
20a (current) perature sensing elements. In another aspect, the present invention is directed to fabricate, manufacture, provide and/or control microelectromechanical resonators having …
JA Geen, DW Carow - US Patent 6,505,511, 2003 - Google Patents
A micromachined gyroscope has first and second coplanar bodies suspended over a substrate and movable in their plane relative to the substrate. The first body is dithered along …