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piezoresistive sensing
2006-08-25
T Zhu
2006-08-25
Raj G
ZrO2 substrate
2006-08-26
Danny Klein
piezoresistive sensing
Raj G
2006-08-25
I see no issues working with piezoresistors at high
frequencies, e.g. there is nothing inherent in a
diffused silicon piezoresistor that would inhibit
performance at frequencies that ULSI CMOS devices
operate.

You will of course need to monitor your RC constants
and parasitics and design a mask layout and circuit
with good noise immunity.

--- T Zhu  wrote:

> Dear all:
>
> I am doing research on piezoresistive sensing
> issues, specipiclly, for
> the mechanical mixer applications, but in my
> knowledge, up to date, the
> piezoresistive approach is DC and for low frequency.
> But i am target at
> 20MHz, is that possible for piezoresistive sensing
> approach?
>
> Anyone got some advice on that,or suggest some
> literature for me?
>
> Thanks very much indeed.
>
> TT

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Raj Gupta, Ph.D.
Volant Technologies
San Francisco, CA
http://terahz.org
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