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Novel Micromechanical Resonators, Filters, and MEMS/NEMS Transducers

This special issue belongs to the section “A:Physics“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue aims to highlight cutting-edge advancements in novel micromechanical resonators, filters, and MEMS/NEMS transducers, focusing on state-of-the-art design, fabrication methods, and innovative applications. The rapidly evolving field of MEMS/NEMS technology has notably enhanced capabilities in telecommunications, sensing, and biomedical fields, thereby necessitating ongoing improvements in resonator precision, filter selectivity, and transducer effectiveness.

We warmly welcome original research papers, comprehensive reviews, and brief communications covering novel device architectures, innovative material applications, advanced micro- and nano-fabrication technologies, and practical deployments in various fields. Areas of interest specifically include the following topics: piezoelectric resonators; electrostatic resonators; MEMS-based radiofrequency filters; high-sensitivity NEMS transducers; resilient resonators for challenging operational conditions; advanced integration methodologies; and novel characterization techniques. Submissions addressing both theoretical modeling and empirical findings on resonance phenomena, energy dissipation, methods for enhancing quality factors, and multi-physics interactions in MEMS/NEMS devices are particularly encouraged.

This Special Issue serves as a valuable forum for researchers and industry experts to exchange groundbreaking insights, thereby promoting interdisciplinary cooperation and further advancing MEMS/NEMS innovations.

We look forward to your contribtuions.

Prof. Dr. Jing Wang
Prof. Dr. Nelson Sepúlveda
Prof. Dr. Philip Feng
Prof. Dr. Guoan Wang
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • RF MEMS
  • micromechanical resonators
  • filters
  • oscillators
  • resonant sensors
  • MEMS resonator readout circuits

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