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b. SEM image of the fabricated gyroscope.

b. SEM image of the fabricated gyroscope.

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Abstract: This paper introduces a novel MEMS gyroscope that is capable of exciting the drive mode differentially. The structure also decouples the drive and sense modes via an intermediate mass and decoupling beams. Both drive and sense modes are fully differential enabling control over the zerorate-output for the former and maximizing output sensi...

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... Since the previous decade, various resonant microgyroscopes with different structures and characteristics have been designed and fabricated. However, most of the new structures and characteristics are implemented to decouple the sense and the drive modes which leads to minimize the mechanical crosstalk [7], [10]. In recent years, electrostatic comb drive actuators (ECDAs) are widely used in many gyroscopes as the driving mechanism [10], [12]. ...
... However, most of the new structures and characteristics are implemented to decouple the sense and the drive modes which leads to minimize the mechanical crosstalk [7], [10]. In recent years, electrostatic comb drive actuators (ECDAs) are widely used in many gyroscopes as the driving mechanism [10], [12]. Although, this kind of actuator shows proper accuracy and performance, a complex electrical circuit is required to drive it. ...
... Coriolis force enhancement and Brownian noise reduction requires the mass to be larger. However this approach is hard to implement because of the limitations on the technology of MEMS process [10]. Fig. 1 shows the configuration of the proposed nickel-based microgyroscope. ...