DEVELOPMENT OF A MICRO-OPTO-MECHANICAL PRESSURE SENSOR BASED ON THE MACH-ZEHNDER INTERFEROMETER
In this paper shows the possibility of creating sensitive elements based on integrated optical technology and MEMS structures. A prototype of a pressure sensor operating on the principle of optical interference is presented. The sensor’s sensing element is based on a Mach-Zehnder interferometer, one of the arms of which is located on a deformable membrane. The optical scheme of the interferometer is implemented on Si3N4 integrated waveguides. In the course of the study, a theoretical assessment of the effect of membrane deformation on waveguide geometry was performed. The calculations performed were tested during experimental studies of models of a micro-opto-mechanical pressure sensor with different configurations of the interferometer arms. As a result of the research, a technological basis for integrated optical sensors based on silicon nitride waveguides and MEMS technology for the formation of membranes on silicon substrates has been developed.
Tags: integrated waveguide interference mach-zehnder interferometer mems technology micro-opto-mechanical pressure sensor phase delay интегральный волновод интерференция интерферометр маха-цендера микрооптический датчик давления мэмс технология фазовая задержка
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