J. Verd, M. Sansa, A. Uranga, C. Pey, G. Abadal, F. Pérez-Murano, N. Barniol
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Abstract
This paper reports the thermal characterization of MEMS resonator-based oscillators fabricated using a conventional 0.35-µm CMOS process. The MEMS resonators are sub-micrometer scale metal beams which resonance frequency is highly dependent on temperature (up to −2055 ppm/°C). Thanks to the monolithic integration of the oscillator electronics, the oscillator frequency stability is better than 1 ppm allowing temperature resolutions up to 0.00019°C for 0.1 s averaging time, which is at least one order of magnitude better than the best previously reported.