Abstract:
The invention provides a micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) module, which includes a MEMS die stacked on an electronic circuit die. The electronic circuit die includes a substrate, the substrate including at least one through-silicon via (TSV) penetrating through the substrate; and at least one electronic circuit. The electronic circuit includes a circuit region, and a signal transmission layer directly connecting the TSV. At least one wire is connected between a middle part of the MEMS die and the TSV. There is no signal communication at the interfacing location where the MEMS die is stacked on and bonded with the electronic circuit die.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a MEMS device. The MEMS device includes a substrate, a proof mass, a frame spring and an anchor. The proof mass is connected to the substrate through the frame spring and the anchor. The proof mass includes a proof mass body, a proof mass frame surrounding the proof mass body, a linking element connecting the proof mass body to the proof mass frame, and a stopper between the proof mass body and the proof mass frame in a displacement direction to limit the displacement of the proof mass body. The stopper is connected to the proof mass frame as a part of the proof mass and contributes to the mass quantity of the proof mass.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) device. The MEMS device includes: a substrate; a proof mass which defines an internal space inside and forms at least two capacitors with the substrate; at least two anchors connected to the substrate and respectively located in the capacitor areas of the capacitors from a cross-sectional view; at least one linkage truss located in the hollow structure, wherein the linkage truss is directly connected to the anchors or indirectly connected to the anchors through buffer springs; and multiple rotation springs located in the hollow structure, wherein the rotation springs are connected between the proof mass and the linkage truss, such that the proof mass can rotate along an axis formed by the rotation springs. There is no coupling mass which does not form a movable electrode in the connection between the proof mass and the substrate.