This article proposes a low cross-axis sensitivity resonant MEMS(Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) accelerometer that is optimized based on the BP and NSGA-II algorithms. When resonant accelerometers are used in seismic monitoring, automotive safety systems, and navigation applications, high immunity and low cross-axis sensitivity are required. To improve the high immunity of the accelerometer, a coupling structure is introduced. This structure effectively separates the symmetric and antisymmetric mode frequencies of the DETF resonator and prevents mode coupling. To obtain higher detection accuracy and low cross-axis sensitivity, a decoupling structure is introduced. To find the optimal dimensional parameters of the decoupled structure, the BP and NSGA-II algorithms are used to optimize the dimensional parameters of the decoupled structure. The optimized decoupled structure has an axial stiffness of 6032.21 N/m and a transverse stiffness of 6.29 N/m. The finite element analysis results show that the sensitivity of the accelerometer is 59.1 Hz/g (-axis) and 59 Hz/g (-axis). Cross-axis sensitivity is 0.508% (-axis) and 0.339% (-axis), which is significantly lower than most resonant accelerometers. The coupling structure and optimization method proposed in this paper provide a new solution for designing resonant accelerometers with high interference immunity and low cross-axis sensitivity.
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