Vertical electrostatic actuation of torsional mirrors

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Vertical electrostatic actuation of torsional mirrors. A typical 1 axis torsional mirror. Flat, reflective mirror. Torsional spring. Electrostatic actuators. Vertical electrostatic actuation: problems. Large angle + stability  large gaps Large gaps  small forces  small torque - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vertical electrostatic actuation of torsional mirrors

• A typical 1 axis torsional mirror

Torsional spring

Electrostatic actuators

Flat, reflective mirror

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Vertical electrostatic actuation: problems

• Large angle + stability large gaps

• Large gaps small forces small torque

• Small torque flimsy springs

• Flimsy springs low resonant frequency!

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Mirror design• Reflective mirror metallic coating

• Metallic coating thermal bimorph

• Curvature requirement thick silicon

• Thick silicon higher mass slow mirror

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1DOF 2DOF

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2DoF Micromirror

anchor

Back-side etched cavity

anchor

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Challenges with this methodology

Low SCS beam/structure must be compliant in z and stiff in x, yPerformance is aspect-ratio limited => highSCS beam is too stiffLateral actuation displaces the mirror laterally

Lateral pull

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Challenges – Lateral displacement

Very little rotation due to vertical stiffness of low SCS yank legLateral pull dominates actuation

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Challenges: 2D mechanisms

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Bond/transfer results

Long HF Release of TopSCS handle wafer

Target wafer is a regular Si wafer

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Optical Comm Proof of Concept

Receiver• 1” lens, std. video CCD• PCMCIA Frame grabber• Software decoding

Laser transmitter– 4bps OOK– Laser pointer (Radio

Shack)

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Laser Comm at 5.2 km

• 14 microW, ~1mrad

• 8 mW, ~1mrad

• 3 mW, ~100mrad

Received by a CCD video camera with 3” aperture. During daylight, through light rain.

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Video Semaphore Decoding

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Smart Dust ’01 Goal

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CCR Interogator

Top View of the Interrogator

CCD Camera Lens

Frequency-Doubled Beam45o mirror

Polarizing Beamsplitter

Quarter-wavePlateFilter

0.25% reflectance on each surface

YAG Green Laser Expander

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Smart Dust Mini Mote

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Simulation of CCR reflection

Goal: predict impact of diffraction and non-flat, non-perpendicular mirrorsMethodology: Divide faces into discrete rectangular elements Perform ray-tracing to determine direction and phase of each ray Sum Fraunhofer diffraction integrals from discrete elements.Author: Victor Hsu (with Joe Kahn, K. Pister, UCB; contact jmk@eecs.berkeley.edu)

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CCR Differential Scattering Cross-section

Angle error, 1 side(Courtesy: Lixia Zhou, UCBlzhou@eecs.berkeley.edu)

0.5m rad

1m rad8m rad

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2D beam scanning

laser

lens

CMOS ASIC

Steering Mirror

AR coated dome

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6-bit DAC Driving Scanning Mirror

10 20 30 400

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Time (seconds)

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• Open loop control

• Insensitive to disturbance

• Potentially low power

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~8mm3 laser scanner

Two 4-bit mechanical DACs control mirror scan angles.

~6 degrees azimuth, 3 elevation

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Optical Communication

0-25% 25%

Path loss

Loss = Areceiver / (4 d2) / Gant

Antenna Gain = 4 / ½2

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Theoretical Performance

Ptotal = 100uWPt = 10uW½ = 1mradBR = 5 Mbps

Areceiver = 0.1mm2 Pr = 10nW (-50dBm)Ptotal = 50uWSNR = 15 dB

5m

20pJ/bit!

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Theoretical Performance

Ptotal = 50mWPt = 5mW½ = 1mradBR = 2 Mbps

Areceiver = 1m2 Pr = 10nW (-50dBm)Ptotal = 50uW /pixelSNR = 17 dB

500km

25nJ/bit!

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Satellite Imagery

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Goal:10 Mbps; 10 km; 1 cm3

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1 Mbps CMOS imaging receiver

1 0 cm

20 0 m

F ield of Viewof S ingle P ixel

5 m m

2 k m

CollectionLens

OpticalF ilter

64x64CMOSImager

10W, 1mrad

Photosensor

Signal ProcessingA/D Conversion

SIPO ShiftRegister

CRC CheckLocal Bus Driver

Off ChipBus Driver

Pixel Array

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Augmented Reality

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Lau, Muller, Solgaard and students

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Laser pointer projector

R

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EraseClear

3axis gyro

2D RGBprojector

•Stabilized laser pointer•Hand-held projector•Virtual whiteboard

•Track user motions while drawing•Refresh at 30 Hz

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Displays and screen doors

Display

Array of pixels

RGB(x,y) RGB(x,y,,)

Screen door

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Virtual window

Pixel arrayEach pixel like a pinhole camera

Max pixel power: 5mW out, 5mm^2 Array power (out): 1kW/m^2

Power in: 50mW/pixel

Power in: 10kW/m^2 !

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HDTV window

Pixel array •2000x1000 array•1mm^2, 1mW out pixels•Full video on each pixel

•Optical power out: 2kW•Shadows•Heat! (w/o sunburn)•Home defense

•Uncompressed data rate: ~20 Tbps

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HDTV window – more realistic

Pixel array •Eye tracking (multi-user)~25/cones/pixel/faceData rates ~few video streams

•10W/m^2 (bright indoor)10uW/pixel averageArray power << kW

For each pixelFor each face

draw 5x5 grid ;