Practical case example of inertial mems modeling with VHDL-AMS

Elena Martín, Laura Barrachina, Carles Ferrer

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    Abstract

    Considering the evolution of the development of Sensors and Actuators a different learning curve between MEMS and integrated circuits is found. One of the possible solutions is to extend the use of design and simulation tools and languages design to integrate electromagnetic, thermal systems, etc. The modelling becomes a complex task, due to the fact that each component of the system can belong to different physical domains and can present a different better representation level. After that phase, the fabrication has to be done to assemble all the parts (device, analogue, mixed and digital) to finally do the test and qualification. The example that will be presented is a modelling of a Smart Sensor using VHDL-AMS. The system is composed by an accelerometer, its associated output circuitry and a sensor's bus interface. © 2005 Springer.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationAdvances in Design and Specification Languages for SoCs: Selected Contributions from FDL'04
    Place of PublicationNova York (US)
    Pages69-84
    Number of pages15
    Edition1
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1 Dec 2005

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    NameChDL series

    Keywords

    • Accelerometer
    • MEMS
    • Modelling
    • VHDL-AMS

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