The design of RF MEMS switch based on adaptive chaotic perturbation particle swarm optimization algorithm

In view of the complexity, relevance, and tedious design process in the traditional design of a radio frequency MEMS switch, a unique design idea, which adopts Adaptive Chaotic Perturbation Particle Swarm Optimization, is proposed. Subsequently, this improved algorithm is applied to research the electrical property of a high-frequency switch, which simplifies its design process. Finally, the optimized model of the high-frequency switch is used to verify the mechanical property by using ANSYS simulation software. The results indicate that the idea with ACPPSO is rational and shows high properties.

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