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Those who don't know about RF MEMS, please take a look. This is what the technology is like. [Copy link]

RF MEMS switches are small, micromechanical switches that consume little power and can be produced using conventional MEMS manufacturing techniques. They are similar to a light switch in a room, where contacts open or close to conduct a signal through the switch. In the case of RF MEMS devices, the mechanical components of the switch are only micrometer-sized. Unlike a light switch, the signals conducted in an RF MEMS switch are in the radio frequency range.

This is a different technology from both electromechanical and solid-state RF switches.

Solid-state switches operate using semiconductor technologies such as silicon or PIN diodes, FETs (field effect transistors) and hybrid technologies (combinations of PINS and FETs) and are built using silicon-based substrates. RF MEMS switches compete with the ever-improving RF-SOI (Silicon on Insulator) based switches, which are the dominant solution in the market today.

The above content is excerpted from Talking about RF MEMS . It is really very clear. After reading it, I found that such a profound technology can be explained so simply.

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This is a different technology from electromechanical RF switches and solid-state RF switches, where the mechanical components of the switch are only micrometers in size. Unlike a light switch, the signals conducted in an RF MEMS switch are in the radio frequency range.  Details Published on 2021-8-21 12:18
 

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I have a friend who is working on MEMS in college and does simulation every day.

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Many things can be simulated with software, which is very convenient. MEM involves complex structural problems.   Details Published on 2021-8-18 13:08
Many things can be simulated with software, which is very convenient. MEM involves complex structural problems.   Details Published on 2021-8-18 09:25
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freebsder posted on 2021-8-17 20:25 I have a friend who is doing mems in college and does simulation every day.

Many things can be simulated with software, which is very convenient.

MEM involves complex structural issues

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Yes, it looks complicated...  Details Published on 2021-8-18 17:49
 
 
 

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freebsder posted on 2021-8-17 20:25 I have a friend who is doing mems in college and does simulation every day.

What kind of content is simulated?

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I don't understand the details of micro-electromechanical systems, fluids, and heat, and I can't understand them.  Details Published on 2021-8-18 17:37
 
 
 

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w494143467 posted on 2021-8-18 13:08 What kind of content is simulated?

I don't understand the details of micro-electromechanical systems, fluids, and heat, and I can't understand them.

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2021-8-18 09:25 Many things can be simulated with software, which is very convenient. MEM involves complex structural problems.

Yes, it looks complicated...

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This is a different technology from electromechanical RF switches and solid-state RF switches, where the mechanical components of the switch are only micrometers in size. Unlike a light switch, the signals conducted in an RF MEMS switch are in the radio frequency range.
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