Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/27774
Title: Design and fabrication of smart dust system
Authors: BOH SIAU SHUAN
Keywords: Smart Dust, autonomous system, low voltage
Issue Date: 8-Feb-2006
Citation: BOH SIAU SHUAN (2006-02-08). Design and fabrication of smart dust system. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: The Smart Dust is a millimetre-scale smart device capable of autonomous sensing, computing and communicating in a massively distributed sensor network. In this thesis, a Smart Dust system is designed and fabricated. The first part of this thesis presents an introduction to the Smart Dust, illustrating its characteristics and applications. The bulk of the thesis focuses on the design and fabrication of a Smart Dust system. The Smart Dust system consists of a micro power supply, two sensors and a MEMS actuator. The DC-DC converter in the micro power supply is fabricated using the AMS 0.8um BiCMOS technology at the TIMA Laboratory, France. Simulations performed prior to the fabrication of the chip are also discussed. The sensors and actuator in the system are integrated with the DC-DC converter with extra test components on the chip. Test results show that the Smart Dust designed is capable of carrying out sensing and actuating functions as required.
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/27774
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Chapter 1 - Introduction.pdf28.2 kBAdobe PDF

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Chapter 2 - Building Blocks of the Smart Dust System.pdf35.47 kBAdobe PDF

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Chapter 3 - Power Requirements and Management.pdf257.69 kBAdobe PDF

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Chapter 4 - Simulation of the DC-DC Converter Chip.pdf285.39 kBAdobe PDF

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Chapter 5 - sensors and actuation circuits design.pdf332.04 kBAdobe PDF

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CHAPTER 6 - experimental results.pdf1.83 MBAdobe PDF

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cover page.pdf10.39 kBAdobe PDF

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front matter.pdf149.55 kBAdobe PDF

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REFERENCES and Appendix.pdf833.71 kBAdobe PDF

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