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The Sandia MEMS Passive Shock Sensor : FY08 testing for functionality, model validation, and technology readiness.

Report published in 2009 by Jill Blecke, Michael Sean Baker, Rebecca C; Clemens, John Anthony Mitchell, Matthew Robert Brake ORCID, Jonathan W. Wittwer, David S; Epp, Jeremy Allen; Blecke Jill; Baker Michael Sean; Clemens Rebecca C.; Mitchell John Anthony; Brake Matthew Robert; Epp David S.; Wittwer Jonathan W. Walraven
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Abstract

This report summarizes the functional, model validation, and technology readiness testing of the Sandia MEMS Passive Shock Sensor in FY08. Functional testing of a large number of revision 4 parts showed robust and consistent performance. Model validation testing helped tune the models to match data well and identified several areas for future investigation related to high frequency sensitivity and thermal effects. Finally, technology readiness testing demonstrated the integrated elements of the sensor under realistic environments.