Design Simulation and Test of Nano Electro Mechanical Switch Based on On-Line Test through Bias super position
Author(s) -
Maha Khalid Alshmmari,
Waleed Khalid Kadhim,
Maryam Adnan Al-Ethary
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
iraqi journal of nanotechnology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2957-5869
pISSN - 2706-5790
DOI - 10.47758/ijn.vi1.17
Subject(s) - stiction , voltage , materials science , nano , power (physics) , fault (geology) , position (finance) , signal (programming language) , process (computing) , microelectromechanical systems , computer science , engineering , nanotechnology , electrical engineering , composite material , physics , finance , quantum mechanics , seismology , geology , economics , programming language , operating system
In this paper, Nano Electromechanical Switch (NEMS) was designed and simulated by using MATLAB simulation, then was tested by on-line test through bias super-position. This switch has 4.5 nm thickness, offers low power dissipation and permits nonstop observing of all essential jobs. On the other hand, there are some challenges facing this Nano system. One of them is very difficult to resonators collective products with the same characteristics. The fabrication process was also a complex process and much hardness occurred during repetitive operations, which failure and stiction caused problems.
In this work, a comparison between the response of a fault-free system and the system with some failures has been carried out. The test results showed a decrease in pull-in voltage with increasing overlap area as a result of wear failure mechanism in Nano Switch (NS). Creep in (NS) affected the value of the young modules and this increased the output voltage, also the crack in the beam of (NS) increased the effective mass and decreased output signal.
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