A. Schroth, M. Ichiki, J. Akedo, M. Tanaka, R. Maeda
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Abstract
Although piezoelectric thin films are of great interest for actuator application in MEMS, deposition of PZT films with thickness between 5 and 100 /spl mu/m has been hardly possible. It is therefore the goal of this paper, to investigate the properties of PZT-films of this thickness deposited by the recently introduced jet printing system, especially concerning an application in microactuator devices. On basic functional elements (beams, membranes) PZT-layers of 10 to 50 /spl mu/m thickness were deposited, and their relative dielectric constant determined between 20 and 550. For the first time the piezoelectric constant of the jet printed PZT-layer was calculated to 20...30/spl middot/10/sup -12/ C/N from laser measurements of beam deflection, and therefore piezoelectric actuation capability could be proved directly.