This paper reports an integrated inductor-capacitor (LC) resonator structure fabricated using bulk micromachining and anodic bonding technologies. In this resonator structure, pressure change monitored by a capacitive pressure sensor results in the change of resonance frequency. The resonance frequency shift is detected by inductive coupling from an external transmission coil; therefore, pressure can be monitored remotely using the passive LC resonator. The fabricated device size measures 3 mm×3 mm×0.6 mm, and pressure responsivity has been estimated to be 2 MHz/mmHg. This micromachined, hermetically sealed structure is suitable for biomedical applications such as intraocular, cardiovascular and brain pressure monitoring.
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