Equivalent circuit macromodel for a beam-structure electromechanical system in F-I analogy
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System-level simulation is an important phase for shortening design cycle and reducing design costs of MEMS devices, while the key to do this is to create macromodels for the MEMS devices. An equivalent circuit macromodel for beam-structure electromechanical systems is presented in force-current (F-I) analogy. It is appropriate for small-signal time and frequency domain analysis. Comparing with the existed macormodel created by force-voltage (F-V) analogy, the F-I analogy macromodel has the following advantage: the topology of the electric network of a F-I analogy macromodel is the same one as its original mechanical network. So it is very convenient to create an equivalent circuit macromedel for a complicated MEMS in F-I analogy. Simulating results show that the F-I analogy macromodel has high accuracy.
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