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3. Introduction to Key Concepts: Sensing, Actuation, and Microfabrication
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What does sensing in MEMS refer to?
Hint
Think about how devices perceive their surroundings.
- 2.
Name a common type of MEMS sensor.
Hint
These sensors help with measuring motion.
- 3.
What does a MEMS sensor do?
- Detects sound
- Senses environmental changes
- Creates motion
Hint
Focus on what sensing involves.
- 4.
True or False: Electrostatic actuation consumes a lot of power.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the advantages of electrostatic mechanisms.
- 5.
Design a MEMS device that uses an accelerometer to control a microvalve in a fluid delivery system. What considerations would you take into account?
Hint
Think about the interaction between sensing and actuation.
- 6.
Analyze the advantages and challenges of integrating MEMS sensors and actuators in a single device.
Hint
Consider both sides of the integration’s impact on performance.
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