Presentation 2004/9/10
Finite Element Method Analysis of Flatly Supported Vibratory Gyro-sensor Using a Straight-Arms-Trident-Type Piezoelectric Crystal Tuning Fork Resonator
Tatsuo Koitabashi, Shigeya Okada, Yoshiro Tomikawa,
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Abstract(in English) In this paper, for applying piezoelectric crystal materials such as quartz crystal, langasite and lithium niobate to a flatly supported vibratory gyro-sensor, the operation principle were investigated in detail by finite element method analysis. As the results of simulations, it has been found that the shape of drive arm is not always necessary to L-shape. Depending upon this fact, a new type flatly supported vibratory gyro-sensor using a straight-arms-trident-type piezoelectric crystal tuning fork resonator is proposed here. This new shape sensor is able to be fabricated by machining process and is effective for such engineering requirements as high sensitivity and miniaturization.
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Keyword(in English) Vibratory Gyro-sensor / Trident-Tuning-Fork / Quartz Crystal / Langasite / Lithium Niobate / Finaite Element Method
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Title (in English) Finite Element Method Analysis of Flatly Supported Vibratory Gyro-sensor Using a Straight-Arms-Trident-Type Piezoelectric Crystal Tuning Fork Resonator
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Keyword(1) Vibratory Gyro-sensor
Keyword(2) Trident-Tuning-Fork
Keyword(3) Quartz Crystal
Keyword(4) Langasite
Keyword(5) Lithium Niobate
Keyword(6) Finaite Element Method
1st Author's Name Tatsuo Koitabashi
1st Author's Affiliation Industrial Research Institute of Nagano Prefecture()
2nd Author's Name Shigeya Okada
2nd Author's Affiliation MicroStone Co. Ltd.
3rd Author's Name Yoshiro Tomikawa
3rd Author's Affiliation Faculty of Engineering, Yamagata University
Date 2004/9/10
Paper # US2004-54
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 299
Page pp.pp.-
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