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Verifying finite element simulation for a piezoresistive MEMS sensor
The use of finite element analysis to simulate the performance of a piezoresistive sensor is a technique that potentially allows for more efficient design and revision of MEMS devices. By comparing the performance of a FEA pressure sensor to that of an actual device as manufactured allows the capabilities of current simulation software in this field to be examined.