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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 10, 2026
Filed:
Dec. 20, 2024
Analog Devices International Unlimited Company, County Limerick, IE;
Padraig L. Fitzgerald, Mallow, IE;
Thomas O'shea, Kanturk, IE;
Jonathan Ephraim David Hurwitz, Edinburgh, GB;
Alan J. O'donnell, Castletroy, IE;
David Aherne, Limerick, IE;
Patrick Martin Mcguinness, Pallaskenry, IE;
David J. Clarke, Patrickswell, IE;
Richard T. Anslow, Limerick, IE;
John Ross Wallrabenstein, Lafayette, IN (US);
Finbarr O'leary, Sixmilebridge, IE;
Michael P. Lynch, Bruff, IE;
James Patrick Ryan, County Limerick, IE;
Michael James Twohig, County Cork, IE;
Patrick Byrne, Limerick, IE;
Danail Baylov, Limerick, IE;
Blas Bogado, Dublin, IE;
Damon Bosetti, Arlington, MA (US);
Analog Devices International Unlimited Company, County Limerick, IE;
Abstract
High voltage micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) switches are described. A MEMS teeter-totter switch can include a beam coupled to an anchor on a substrate and two control electrodes, disposed on a surface of the substrate. A control circuit may include an optical isolator that provides an isolated activation voltage to a voltage supply and control circuit. The voltage supply and control circuit uses the isolated activation voltage to supply a control voltage to one of the control electrodes with respect to a first reference voltage, causing the beam to provide an input voltage received from an input terminal to a contact electrode of the MEMS teeter-totter switch electrically connected to an output terminal. The input voltage is applied on the beam with respect to a second reference voltage different from the first reference voltage.
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