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適用於質量感測之基於調諧質量阻尼器結構CMOS-MEMS模態局部化共振器
杜文睿 , Masters Advisor:李尉彰
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6342/NTU201902954
CMOS-MEMS ; 兩端固定樑式共振器 ; 質量感測器 ; 模態局部化 ; 靈敏度提高 ; 頻率感測 ; CMOS-MEMS ; Doubly Clamped Beam Resonators ; Mass Sensors ; Mode-Localization ; Sensitivity Enhancement ; Frequency Sensing


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