Utilizing the patented technology
described in US Patent 11,601,111 B2
To fabricate MEMS AlScN film microphones
Tu Xiang Zheng
2/19/2025
Piezoelectric MEMS microphones offer several
advantages over traditional capacitive MEMS microphones:
·
Self-Powered
Operation: They do not require a
DC bias voltage, simplifying circuit design and reducing power consumption.
·
High
Sensitivity with Low Noise:
Efficient charge generation enhances the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), improving
audio clarity.
·
Robust
and Reliable: They exhibit
excellent resistance to environmental factors such as humidity, temperature
fluctuations, and mechanical shocks, making them suitable for harsh
environments.
·
Broad
Frequency Response: Capable of
detecting a wide range of frequencies, from audible sounds to ultrasonic
signals, enabling diverse applications.
These advantages make piezoelectric MEMS
microphones suitable for various applications:
·
Consumer
Electronics: Integrated into
smartphones, laptops, and smart voice assistants for superior audio capture.
·
Industrial
Monitoring: Used in acoustic
leak detection, structural health monitoring, and predictive maintenance.
·
Medical
Devices: Essential for hearing
aids, digital stethoscopes, and ultrasonic diagnostic equipment.
·
IoT &
Smart Systems: Enable
voice-activated controls, smart home security, and environmental sensing in
connected devices.
Low Power
Piezoelectric MEMS Microphone Market Size
The global Low Power Piezoelectric MEMS Microphone market was valued at US$ 8285 million in 2023 and is anticipated to reach US$ 17530 million by 2030, witnessing a CAGR of 11.3% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
A MEMS piezoelectric film microphone, as illustrated in the above figure, can be fabricated using the pattern-built-in porous silicon wafer technology described in US Patent 11,601,111 B2. This advanced fabrication method enables the integration of high-performance materials while optimizing structural integrity and acoustic performance.
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