mems product survey of epson
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EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Product Survey of EPSON
Presented by
MUHAMED SHEREEF PM2 AEI,
ROLL NO:07
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EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
Overview
1 EPSON?
2 Printing Technology
3 QMEMS
4 Gyro sensor
5 Inertial Sensor
6 Pressure sensor
EPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
EPSON? Printing Technology QMEMS Gyro sensor Inertial Sensor Pressure sensor
EPSON?
EPSON was founded in May 18, 1942(Suwa, Nagano, Japan)
Producers of information-related equipments, Electronic devices,Precision products
It has a paid in capital of 53,204 million yen
It has a net sale of 973,663 million yen (fiscal year ended March 31,2011)
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Printing Technology
Long established as one of the world’s leading printer manufacturers, Epsonis dedicated to supporting the diverse needs of its customers worldwide
It offers a wide range of products designed to meet specific needs
Printer Types
Inkjet printers
Laser printers
POS printers
SIDM printers
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Epson Micro Piezo TechnologyThe most advanced inkjet print head technology
Epson introduced its first printer that usedpiezoelectric technology for its print heads inOctober 1984: the Epson SQ-2000
In 1990 developed an advanced piezoelectricinkjet head for future generations of Epsonprinters
Micro Piezo print head that was first used in theEpson Stylus 800 which was launched in March1993
Figure: Micro Piezo print head
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How does an Epson Micro Piezo print head work?
Stage 1:An electrical pulse is applied to the piezoelectric element behind eachnozzle. This causes the element to bend,creating a negative pressure that drawsink from the main ink chamber into the firing chamber.
Stage 2:The electrical charge is altered, causing the piezoelectric element torapidly push in the opposite direction, propelling the ink droplet out.
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Epsons Variable Sized Dot Technology (VSDT)
Epsons Micro Piezo print head technology allowsextremely accurate control over the size of inkdroplets that are ejected from the print head nozzles.
This is done by varying the electrical charge given tothe piezoelectric elements.
This enables Epsons printers to achieve variable sizedink droplets as small as 1.5 picoliters - This is whatEpson calls Variable Size Droplet Technology(VSDT).
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By capitalizing on its semiconductor expertise, Epson reengineered itsworld-renowned Micro PiezoTM inkjet print head in 2008, making it capable ofproducing 360 dots per inch
This is the industrys highest density for a print head based on piezoelectrictechnology to date.
Figure: Micro Piezo Head Size Comparison
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Electronic device market needs
The market needs electronic devices that offer the same high performanceeven after they are downsized
QMEMS is Seiko Epson’s response to this need
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What is QMEMS?
QMEMS is a combination of ’Quartz’, a crystal material with excellentcharacteristics such as high stability and high precision, and ”MEMS”
To a semiconductor MEMS material, we apply precision microprocessingbased on quartz material to create a quartz device that we call ’QMEMS’
It supports a lot of functions such as mechanicals,electronics,optical andchemicals and offers very much adding values in the form of high accuracyand high stability
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Tuning-fork crystal unitsSub-miniature tuning-fork crystal units & sub-miniature real-time clock modules
3-D photolithographic processing of crystal chips
Miniaturizing crystal chips witha conventional structure reducesthe area of the electrodes(indicated in red).
Fabricating the chips with anH-groove structure provides alarger electrode area and raiseselectrolytic efficiency
This design enables miniaturizedcrystal with CI values as low asthose on ordinary-sized crystals
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The CI value of a crystal fabricated using QMEMS technology remainsconstant,at a level equivalent to that of conventional crystals, even ascrystal size decreases
Applications
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Some popular sub-miniature tuning-fork crystal units &sub-miniature real-time clock modules
kHz range crystal units Crystal oscillators
Real time clock modules
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HFF crystal unit / HFF crystal oscillator
In order to increase the frequency ofoscillators, it is necessary to makethe chip thinner, but conventionalprocessing methods imposedlimitations on producing thin chips
A high-frequency fundamental wasenabled by photolithographicallyprocessing only the oscillatingportion of the chip so as to form anextremely thin inverted-mesastructure having a thickness of onlyseveral microns.
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Advantage of high frequency oscillation at the fundamentalfrequency
High-frequency fundamental oscillation helps stabilize high-speed,high-volume data transmissions because nearby high-frequencycomponents can be suppressed.
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Some of most popular HFF crystal units / HFF crystaloscillators
Crystal oscillators 60 MHz or higher
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Photo ATCompact AT crystal units and Oscillators using photolithography processing technology
Photolithographic process enables the formation of uniformly shapedcrystal chips, and offer outstanding temperature characteristics
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Temperature characteristics
Frequency-temperature coefficient of a 2.0 x 1.6 mm AT crystal unit (26MHz)
Applications
Contribute to smaller mobile devices with greater functionality.
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Some of most popular compact AT crystal units andOscillators using photolithography processing technology
MHz range crystal units
Oscillators
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Gyro sensor
Vibration gyro sensors sense angular velocity from the Coriolis forceapplied to a vibrating object
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There are Five different types of Vibration gyro sensors depending onApplications
XV-8100CB,XV-8000LK,XV-8000CB
For portable GPS applications
XV-3700CB
Motion UI
RC helicopter and hobby with high detection range needs
XV-3500CB
Detection picture stabilization of DVC and DSC
Detection of moving with man machine interface
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Features of EPSON Gyrosensors
Low noise level
Stability over temperature
Vibration and shock resistance
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SAW Filter
SAW Filters Fundamentals
SAW device consists of two transducers with interdigitaltransducers(IDT) of thin metal electrodes deposited on a piezoelectricsubstrate such as quartz or lithiun tantalite.
One of these acts as the device input and converts signal voltagevariations into mechanical surface acoustic waves.
The other IDT is used as an output receiver to convert mechanicalSAW vibrations back into output voltages.
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SAW Filters
FF-32N
Dimension:3.8 × 3.8 × 0.98mm
Frequency range : 300 MHz to 500 MHz
Narrow band for SRD Front-end filters
FF-555
Dimension:4.8 × 5.2 × 1.5mm
Frequency range : 300 MHz to 500 MHz
Excellent shock resistance and environmental capability
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Applications
Wireless remote-control
Security(Automotive keyless entry)
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Inertial Sensor
Inertial sensor is a sensing device that has mounted 3-axis gyro plus 3-axisaccelerometer
It has two types of Inetial sensors:AH-6120LR and AP-6110LR
Package size 10.0 x 8.0 x 3.8mm
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Product summary
3-axis gyro plus 3-axis accelerometer
Factory adjusted accuracy scale factor and bias
Analog output for mixed signaling systems
Low noise and stability over temperature angular rate detection
Low current consumption
Applications
Motion tracking and measurement
Dead reckoning and HealthcareEPSON College of Engineering, Trivandrum
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Pressure sensor
Pressure sensor is a sensing device that is used to various kinds of pressuremeasurement for industrial use
Operating Principle
When stress is applied to a twin tuning fork quartz oscillator, itsresonance frequency becomes almost linear
By using this property, the twin tuning fork quartz oscillator in flexurevibration mode (highly sensitive to stress) can be used as a pressure-sensitive device
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Product specifications
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