A. Scheurle, T. Fuchs, K. Kehr, C. Leinenbach, S. Kronmuller, A. Arias, J. Ceballos, M. A. Lagos, J. M. Mora, J. M. Muñoz, A. Ragel, J. Ramos, S. Van Aerde, J. Spengler, A. Mehta, A. Verbist, B. du Bois, A. Witvrouw
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Abstract
This paper describes a monolithically integrated omegaz-gyroscope fabricated in a surface-micromaching technology. As functional structure, a 10 mum thick Silicon-Germanium layer is processed above a standard high voltage 0.35 mum CMOS-ASIC. Drive and Sense of the in plane double wing gyroscope is fully capacitively. Measurement of movement is also done fully capacitively in continuous-time baseband sensing. For characterization, the gyroscope chip is mounted on a breadboard with auxiliary circuits. A noise floor of 0.01 degs/sqrt(Hz) for operation at 3 mBar is achieved.