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Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs

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Akshay Pukale
Akshay Pukale

Introduction on MEMs, MEMS is a technology of very small devices. It is a combination of mechanical functions and electrical functions on the same chip. MEMS are made up of components between 1 to 100 micrometers in size. Classification of MEMs, Application of MEMs in medical field(For hearing aid, for sight, for functioning of Kidney, for Diabetes patient , For Cardio-MEMs), Automoblie, Moblie devices, Digital tattoo, Mirconeedles and etc. Advantages and Disadvantages, Conculsion.

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Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs
INTRODUCTION MEMS is a technology of very small devices. It is a combination of mechanical functions and electrical functions on the same chip MEMS are made up of components between 1 to 100 micrometers in size. MEMS are attractive for many applications because of their small size and weight
What are MEMS? (Micro-electromechanical Systems) MEMS devices sense, think, act and communicate.
MEMS are constructed on one chip with electrical circuitry for inputs and outputs of the electromechanical components. The interaction of electronics, mechanics, light or fluids working together makes up a micro-electro-mechanical system or MEMS. Include motion, light, sound, chemistry, biochemistry, radio waves and computation, but all on a single chip
Classification Of Micro-system Optical System OES MEMS OMS MOEMS
Applications of MEMS
In Automotive Heavy use of MEMS is found in automotive such as in Air bag systems, Vehicle security system, Vehicle dynamic control, Rollover detection, Vehicle Navigation Systems, Automatic door locks The Sensor Cluster etc.
Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs
Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs
MEMS in the Medical Field A MEMS is a device that can be implanted in the human body. MEMS surgical tools provide the flexibility and accuracy to perform surgery.
MEMS AUGMENTATION Hearing Aids
Sight
Kidney
MEMS in the Diabetes patient A) Chemical sensor B) To the patient. C) Measures the blood glucose and a transmitter D) That sends the measurement to the a computer in (A)
Digital Tattoo Digital tattoo monitors blood below the skin
The Heart ( Cardio-MEMS )
MEMS MICRONEEDLES MEMS enables hundreds of hollow micro-needles to be fabricated on a single patch of area. This needles is applied to the skin and drug is delivered to the body using micro-pumps. Micro-needles small so can easily reach and stimulate the nerve endings.
Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs
Advantages Minimize energy and materials. Improved reproducibility. Improved accuracy and reliability. Increased sensitivity.
Disadvantages Farm establishment requires huge investments. Micro-components are costly compared to macro components. Design includes very much complex procedures
CONCLUSION Thus hereby we concluded our presentation in the topic of MEMS which is going to be the future of the modern technical field in the growth of micro sensor based applications such as automotive industries, wireless communication, security systems, bio medical instrumentation and in armed forces.
Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs

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Microelectromechanical Devices And Applications of MEMs

  • 2. INTRODUCTION MEMS is a technology of very small devices. It is a combination of mechanical functions and electrical functions on the same chip MEMS are made up of components between 1 to 100 micrometers in size. MEMS are attractive for many applications because of their small size and weight
  • 3. What are MEMS? (Micro-electromechanical Systems) MEMS devices sense, think, act and communicate.
  • 4. MEMS are constructed on one chip with electrical circuitry for inputs and outputs of the electromechanical components. The interaction of electronics, mechanics, light or fluids working together makes up a micro-electro-mechanical system or MEMS. Include motion, light, sound, chemistry, biochemistry, radio waves and computation, but all on a single chip
  • 7. In Automotive Heavy use of MEMS is found in automotive such as in Air bag systems, Vehicle security system, Vehicle dynamic control, Rollover detection, Vehicle Navigation Systems, Automatic door locks The Sensor Cluster etc.
  • 10. MEMS in the Medical Field A MEMS is a device that can be implanted in the human body. MEMS surgical tools provide the flexibility and accuracy to perform surgery.
  • 14. MEMS in the Diabetes patient A) Chemical sensor B) To the patient. C) Measures the blood glucose and a transmitter D) That sends the measurement to the a computer in (A)
  • 15. Digital Tattoo Digital tattoo monitors blood below the skin
  • 16. The Heart ( Cardio-MEMS )
  • 17. MEMS MICRONEEDLES MEMS enables hundreds of hollow micro-needles to be fabricated on a single patch of area. This needles is applied to the skin and drug is delivered to the body using micro-pumps. Micro-needles small so can easily reach and stimulate the nerve endings.
  • 19. Advantages Minimize energy and materials. Improved reproducibility. Improved accuracy and reliability. Increased sensitivity.
  • 20. Disadvantages Farm establishment requires huge investments. Micro-components are costly compared to macro components. Design includes very much complex procedures
  • 21. CONCLUSION Thus hereby we concluded our presentation in the topic of MEMS which is going to be the future of the modern technical field in the growth of micro sensor based applications such as automotive industries, wireless communication, security systems, bio medical instrumentation and in armed forces.