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publicationNumber CN-104545794-B
titleOfInvention Wireless passive non-invasive MEMS intraocular pressure sensor and manufacturing method thereof
abstract The invention discloses a non-invasive wireless passive intraocular pressure sensor and a manufacturing method thereof. The intraocular pressure sensor comprises a flexible substrate layer, a first electrode layer, an intermediate layer, a second electrode layer and a flexible substrate layer, wherein a dielectric layer of a central capacitor is formed by a part of the intermediate layer, and a polar plate of the central capacitor is formed by corresponding parts of the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer; and the flexible substrate layers are prepared by using ParyleneC thin films, and the intermediate layer is prepared by using a PDMS material. The non-invasive wireless passive intraocular pressure sensor disclosed by the invention is simple and feasible in the whole set of process; the series connection between the capacitor and an inductor can be achieved by using extra edge capacitance, and a simple structure can be achieved; and a sensor electrode is simple to manufacture, the prepared electrode is low in resistivity, the acquisition of relatively high quality factors can be facilitated, and the signal-to-noise ratio of detection signals can be improved.
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