18489534. MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)
MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Francesco Diazzi of Muenchen (DE)
Gabriele Cazzaniga of Rosate MI (IT)
Ruslan Khalilyulin of Muenchen (DE)
Thorsten Balslink of Kirchentellinsfurt (DE)
MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18489534 titled 'MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A MICROMECHANICAL SENSOR SYSTEM COMPRISING A ROTATION RATE SENSOR
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a micromechanical sensor system with a rotation rate sensor that can operate in different modes by adjusting offset voltages and drive voltages.
- The rotation rate sensor includes a seismic mass and a drive device.
- The seismic mass is excited to oscillate using a drive voltage.
- The sensor can be operated in a start-up mode and an operating mode.
- The offset voltage and maximum drive voltage differ between the start-up and operating modes.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Micromechanical sensor system with a rotation rate sensor.
- Ability to adjust offset and drive voltages for different operating modes.
- Seismic mass for oscillation and detection of rotation rates.
Potential Applications:
- Inertial navigation systems
- Robotics
- Automotive stability control systems
Problems Solved:
- Precise measurement of rotation rates
- Efficient sensor operation in different modes
Benefits:
- Accurate detection of rotational movements
- Enhanced performance in various applications
- Improved stability and control systems
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Micromechanical Sensor System for Precision Rotation Rate Measurement" This technology can be utilized in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and robotics for enhanced navigation and control systems.
Prior Art: Prior research in micromechanical sensors and rotation rate detection can provide insights into similar technologies and advancements in the field.
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Questions about Micromechanical Sensor System with Rotation Rate Sensor: 1. How does the adjustment of offset and drive voltages impact the performance of the rotation rate sensor? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this technology in different industries?
Original Abstract Submitted
A micromechanical sensor system including a rotation rate sensor and a method for operating the system. The rotation rate sensor includes a seismic mass, and a drive device. For driving, the seismic mass is subjected to an offset voltage and a drive voltage. The seismic mass is excited to oscillate using the drive voltage. The rotation rate sensor can selectively be operated in a start-up mode and in an operating mode. The offset voltage during operation of the rotation rate sensor in the start-up mode is different from the offset voltage during operation of the rotation rate sensor in the operating mode, and/or the maximum voltage available from the driver of the drive voltage during operation of the rotation rate sensor in the start-up mode is different from the maximum voltage available during operation of the rotation rate sensor in the operating mode.
