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Sensonor STIM210 – High-precision MEMS Gyro Module
- Published
- 27/03/2014
- Product code
- SP14152
- Price
- EUR 6990
- Applications
- Industrial
MEMS gyroscopes for tactical grade applications made a lot of progress in the past few years in term of reliability. They are now accepted in high-reliability environments, and are even starting to replace FOGs and other technologies in tactical applications.
With a bias instability of 0.5°/h, the Sensonor STIM210 is the world highest performance silicon MEMS gyroscope. The module is available without export control (ITAR-free). The analyzed module is a complete system offering 3 axes MEMS gyros associated with a 32-bit microcontroller which provides flexibility in device configuration.
STIM210 applications are typically found within Industrial, Aerospace and Defense markets, for various platform stabilizations, pointing and navigation systems, attitude heading reference systems (AHRSs), inertial navigation systems (INSs), smart munitions, missiles, 3D mapping systems, range finders, trains, robotics, and more. For many applications STIM210 directly replaces FOGs and improves system solutions with respect to robustness, reliability, size, weight, power and cost.
COMPLETE TEARDOWN OF 160 PAGES WITH:
- Detailed Photos
- BOM Identification
- Precise Measurements
- Material Analysis
- Manufacturing Process Flow
- Supply Chain Evaluation
- Manufacturing Cost Analysis
- Selling Price Estimation
Glossary
Overview/Introduction
Company Profile
Physical Analysis
- Module
Views, Dimensions & Pin-out
Opening
- Electronic Board
Components Markings
Components Identification
Bare Dies Connections
- ASICs
View, Dimensions & Marking
Delayering, Process Identification
Cross-Section
- MEMS Gyro
View, Dimensions & Marking
Bond Pads & Bond Pads Opening
MEMS Cap Removed
MEMS Sensing Area
MEMS Gyro Principle
MEMS Cross-Section: Masses
MEMS Cross-Section: Electrode
MEMS Cross-Section: Buried Connections
MEMS Cross-Section: Getter
Manufacturing Process Flow
- Global Overview
- ASICs Front-End Processes & Wafer Fab Units
- MEMS Process Flow & Wafer Fab Unit
- Module Assembly Process Flow & Assembly Unit
Cost Analysis
- Main steps of economic analysis
- Yields Hypotheses
- ASICs Cost
Front-End Cost
Probe Test & Dicing Cost
Wafer & Die Cost
- MEMS Gyro Cost
Front-End Cost
Front-End Cost per process steps
Probe Test & Dicing Cost
Wafer & Die Cost
BOM Cost
- Electronic Board BOM Cost
Housing BOM Cost
Material Cost Breakdown
- Module Assembly & Test Cost
Electronic Board Assembly Cost
Housing Assembly Cost
Final Test & Calibration Cost
- STIM210 Module Cost & Estimated Price
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