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11-13 <br />

May 2011, Aix-en-Provence, France<br />

description of the contact phase, accurate, physics-based<br />

<br />

damping models are a prerequisite for reliable and predictive<br />

modeling of MEMS actuators. An on-going comparative study<br />

given in [9] demonstrates this impressively. Future research<br />

will therefore focus on the physics during the impact of the<br />

membrane and how it can be captured in a system-level<br />

macromodel. Additionally, systematic experimental and<br />

theoretical investigations on viscous damping in the rarefied<br />

gas regime have to be carried out in order to gain a better data<br />

base and, thus, a better understanding of the underlying physics<br />

in order to include this effect correctly in our models.<br />

[1] J. Iannacci, F. Giacomozzi, S. Colpo, B. Margesin and M. Bartek,<br />

“A General Purpose Reconfigurable MEMS-Based Attenuator for<br />

Radio Frequency and Microwave Applications”, in Conf. Proc. of<br />

EUROCON, 2009, pp: 1201-1209<br />

[2] G. Schrag, R. Khaliliyulin, M. Niessner, and G. Wachutka,<br />

“Hierarchical Modeling Approach for Full-System Design and<br />

control of Microelectromechanical Systems,” in Conf. Proc. of<br />

Eurosensors XXII, 2008, pp. 528-531.<br />

[3] L. Gabbay, J. Mehner, and S. Senturia, “Computer-aided<br />

generation of reducedorder dynamic macromodels - I:<br />

Geometrically linear motion,” J. Microelectromechanical Systems,<br />

vol. 9, 2000, pp. 262–269.<br />

[4] Schrag G., and Wachutka G., “Physically based modeling of<br />

squeeze film damping by mixed-level system simulation,” Sensors<br />

and Actuators A, vol. 97-98; 2002 , pp. 193–200.<br />

[5] R. Sattler, “Physikalisch basierte Mixed-Level Modellierung von<br />

gedämpften elektromechanischen Systemen“, Shaker Verlag,<br />

Aachen, 2007.<br />

[6] M. Niessner, et al., “Experimentally validated and automatically<br />

generated multi-energy domain coupled model of a RF-MEMS<br />

switch”, Proc. EuroSimE 2009, Delft, NL, April 27-29, 2009, pp.<br />

595-600.<br />

[7] M. Niessner, G. Schrag, G. Wachtuka and J. Iannacci, “Modeling<br />

and fast simulation of RF-MEMS switches within standard IC<br />

design framework,” Proc. SISPAD 2010, Bologna, Italy,<br />

September 6-8, 317-320 (2010).<br />

[8] L. del Tin, et al., Digest Tech. Papers of 14 th Int. Conf. on Solidstate<br />

Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (Transducers’07),<br />

Lyon, June 10-14, pp.635-638, 2007..<br />

[9] M. Niessner, G. Schrag, J. Iannacci, G. Wachutka, “Mixed-level<br />

modeling of squeeze film damping in MEMS: Simulation and<br />

pressure-dependent experimental validation, accepted for<br />

publication at 16 th Int. Conf. on Solid-state Sensors, Actuators and<br />

Microsystems (Transducers’11), Beijing, China, June 5-9, 2011.<br />

[10] J. Iannacci, R. Gaddi and A. Gnudi,, “Experimental Validation of<br />

Mixed Electromechanical and Electromagnetic Modeling of RF-<br />

MEMS Devices Within a Standard IC Simulation Environment,”<br />

Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems 19 (3), 526-537<br />

(2010).<br />

[11] Coventor, Inc. [Coventorware Architect Version 2008.10<br />

Reference] (2008).<br />

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