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SUGARCube - ADXL Accelerometer

By Fengyuan (Thomas) Li1, Jason Clark1

1. Purdue University

Modeling and simulationg of ADXL accelerometer

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Version 0.1.1 - published on 20 Oct 2009

doi:10.4231/D3CJ87K4J cite this

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Abstract

This tool is capable to do static and parameter(s) sweep analysis with customized material, geometry and actuation properties. SUGAR2.0 is used for all the analyses, and RAPPTURE toolkit is used to create the GUI.

Deflection images, original images with customized view angle for static analysis as well as sweep curve, table-formatted deflection data for parameter(s) sweep analysis are provided as outputs. The netlist which is used to describe the model in SUGAR2.0 can be downloaded for further development.

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  • Fengyuan (Thomas) Li; Jason Clark (2009), "SUGARCube - ADXL Accelerometer," https://nanohub.org/resources/sugaradxl. (DOI: 10.4231/D3CJ87K4J).

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  1. MEMS
  2. nemsnanofluidics
  3. SUGAR

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