This disclosure provides systems, methods and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for making and using gyroscopes. Such gyroscopes may include a central anchor, a sense frame disposed around the central anchor, a plurality of sense beams configured for connectin
This disclosure provides systems, methods and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for making and using gyroscopes. Such gyroscopes may include a central anchor, a sense frame disposed around the central anchor, a plurality of sense beams configured for connecting the sense frame to the central anchor and a drive frame disposed around and coupled to the sense frame. The gyroscope may include pairs of drive beams disposed on opposing sides of the sense frame. The gyroscope may include a drive frame suspension for substantially restricting a drive motion of the drive frame to that of a substantially linear displacement along the first axis. The sense frame may be substantially decoupled from drive motions of the drive frame. Such devices may be included in a mobile device, such as a mobile display device.
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1. A gyroscope, comprising: a central anchor;a sense frame disposed around the central anchor;a plurality of sense beams configured for connecting the sense frame to the central anchor;a drive frame disposed around and coupled to the sense frame, the drive frame including a first side and a second s
1. A gyroscope, comprising: a central anchor;a sense frame disposed around the central anchor;a plurality of sense beams configured for connecting the sense frame to the central anchor;a drive frame disposed around and coupled to the sense frame, the drive frame including a first side and a second side;pairs of drive beams disposed on opposing sides of the sense frame, the drive beams configured to drive the first side of the drive frame in a first direction along a first axis substantially in the plane of the drive frame, the drive beams being further configured to drive the second side of the drive frame in a second and opposing direction along the first axis;a drive frame suspension configured to substantially restrict a drive motion of the drive frame to that of a substantially linear displacement along the first axis, wherein the drive frame suspension includes a plurality of flexures, each flexure of the plurality of flexures configured for coupling a pair of drive beams to the drive frame; anda sense frame suspension configured to be compliant to rotation around a second axis orthogonal to the first axis, the sense frame suspension configured to resist translational motion along the first axis. 2. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the sense frame is substantially decoupled from drive motions of the drive frame. 3. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the plurality of flexures is configured for coupling the sense frame to the drive frame. 4. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the sense frame suspension includes a plurality of slots between the central anchor and the sense frame. 5. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the plurality of sense beams includes a first pair of sense beams extending from a first side of the central anchor along the first axis and a second pair of sense beams extending from a second side of the central anchor along a second axis substantially perpendicular to the first axis, the second side of the central anchor being adjacent to the first side of the central anchor. 6. The gyroscope of claim 1, further including an array of electrostatic actuators configured to tune a resonant frequency of drive frame motion. 7. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the drive frame includes a plurality of slots formed along an axis that is substantially perpendicular to the first axis. 8. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the drive beams and the sense beams include a piezoelectric layer. 9. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein at least one of the sense frame and the drive frame are formed, at least in part, from plated metal. 10. The gyroscope of claim 5, wherein the sense frame suspension includes a slot extending: along a first sense beam of the first pair of sense beams;along the central anchor to the second pair of sense beams; andalong a second sense beam of the second pair of sense beams. 11. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the pairs of drive beams are disposed along a second axis that is substantially perpendicular to the first axis. 12. The gyroscope of claim 1, wherein the drive beams are configured to be actuated by applying anti-phase voltages to each pair of drive beams. 13. The gyroscope of claim 6, wherein the array of electrostatic actuators is configured to suppress quadrature coupling from the drive frame to the sense frame. 14. A gyroscope, comprising: a central anchor;a sense frame disposed around the central anchor;sense beam means for detecting a sense motion of the gyroscope and for connecting the sense frame to the central anchor;a drive frame disposed around and coupled to the sense frame, the drive frame including a first side and a second side;drive means for driving the first side of the drive frame in a first direction along a first axis in the plane of the drive frame and for driving a second side of the drive frame in a second and opposing direction along the first axis, the drive means including pairs of drive beams disposed on opposing sides of the sense frame;drive frame suspension means for substantially restricting a drive motion of the drive frame to that of a substantially linear displacement along the first axis, wherein the drive frame suspension means includes a plurality of flexures, each flexure being configured for coupling a pair of drive beams to the drive frame; andsense frame suspension means for allowing rotation around a second axis orthogonal to the first axis and for resisting translational motion along the first axis. 15. The gyroscope of claim 14, wherein the sense frame is substantially decoupled from drive motions of the drive frame.
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