Table 8.
Transduction Methods | Capacitive Actuation and Sensing | Piezoresistive Sensing | Piezoelectric Actuation and Sensing |
---|---|---|---|
Actuation force (F) |
[76] |
Not applicable yet |
- Transverse [92] |
Sensed motional current (imot) |
[76] |
[95] |
Transverse [92] |
Cons | Parasitic capacitance; Nonlinearity; complex circuit design; thin film damping; limitation in liquids [96] | Temperature dependency; high power consumption with using high DC voltages; noisy |
Processing difficulty in piezoelectric materials; not possible static measurement |
Pros | Low power consumption; good noise performance; easy to fabricate | Simple setup; inherent shielding; applicable to liquids [97] |
Eliminating frequency drifts caused by DC voltage variations due to no DC voltages needed here [13]; Applicable to liquids [98,99,100,101] |