In this paper the stress field distribution in 3C-SiC (111) resonators has been studied by micro-Raman measurements and COMSOL simulations. The measurements show that the asymmetry of the anchor points configuration produce an asymmetry in the stress filed distribution. This behavior has been confirmed also by the simulations. Furthermore, from the simulations the importance of the reduction of the under etching of the anchor points of the resonators has also been observed. In fact the reduction of this under etch produces a decrease of the stress in the double clamped beams, a small reduction of the resonance frequency, and a large reduction of the Q-factor and then of the oscillation frequency stability of the resonators in closed-loop operation.

Stress Fields Distribution and Simulation in 3C-SiC Resonators

Scuderi, Viviana
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Muoio, Annamaria;Sapienza, Sergio;Ferri, Matteo;Belsito, Luca;Roncaglia, Alberto;La Via, Francesco
2024

Abstract

In this paper the stress field distribution in 3C-SiC (111) resonators has been studied by micro-Raman measurements and COMSOL simulations. The measurements show that the asymmetry of the anchor points configuration produce an asymmetry in the stress filed distribution. This behavior has been confirmed also by the simulations. Furthermore, from the simulations the importance of the reduction of the under etching of the anchor points of the resonators has also been observed. In fact the reduction of this under etch produces a decrease of the stress in the double clamped beams, a small reduction of the resonance frequency, and a large reduction of the Q-factor and then of the oscillation frequency stability of the resonators in closed-loop operation.
2024
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
3C-SiC, Raman, Resonators, Simulations, Stress
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