Physical quantity sensor and inertial measurement unit
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorSatoru Tanaka
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorSatoru Tanaka
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A physical quantity sensor includes a fixed portion, a support beam, a movable body, a first fixed electrode portion, and a second fixed electrode portion. The movable body includes a first coupling portion, a first base portion, a first movable electrode portion, a second coupling portion, a second base portion, and a second movable electrode portion. The first base portion is coupled to the first coupling portion. A first movable electrode of the first movable electrode portion extends from the first base portion in a first direction, and faces a first fixed electrode of the first fixed electrode portion in a second direction. The second base portion is coupled to the second coupling portion. A second movable electrode of the second movable electrode portion extends from the second base portion in the first direction, and faces a second fixed electrode of the second fixed electrode portion in the second direction.
A physical quantity sensor that detects, when three directions orthogonal to one another are defined as a first direction, a second direction, and a third direction, a physical quantity in the third direction, the physical quantity sensor comprising:
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