M. A. E. Mahmoud

Dr. M. A. E. Mahmoud


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 April 2017 in Sensors
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MMM. A. E. Mahmoud
M. A. E. Mahmoud
Eihab Abdel-RahmanEihab Abdel-Rahman
Eihab Abdel-Rahman
RMR. R. Mansour
R. R. Mansour
Ehab El-SaadanyEhab El-Saadany
Ehab El-Saadany
This paper presents an out-of-plane electrostatic micro-power generator (MPG). Electret-based continuous MPGs with different gaps and masses are fabricated to demonstrate the merits of this topology. Experimental results of the MPG demonstrate output power of 1 mW for a base acceleration amplitude and frequency of 0.08 g and 86 Hz. The MPGs also demonstrate a wideband harvesting bandwidth reaching up to 9 Hz. A free-flight and an impact mode model of electrostatic MPGs are also derived and validated by comparison to experimental results.

18 January 2022 in Sensors
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AIAhmed Khaled Sayed Abdelrahim Ibrah
Ahmed Khaled Sayed Abdelrahim Ibrah
Ahmed Mohamed SalmanAhmed Mohamed Salman
Ahmed Mohamed Salman
NANawaf S. Aljehani
Nawaf S. Aljehani
IAIbrahim F. Alzahem
Ibrahim F. Alzahem
RARidha S. Almikhlafi
Ridha S. Almikhlafi
MMM. A. E. Mahmoud
M. A. E. Mahmoud
In this paper, we presented a novel electrostatic Roll/Pitch MEMS gyroscope with in-plane drive mode and out-of-plane sense mode. The proposed structure is developed based on a tuning fork gyroscope with decoupled sense mass on each tine that control the sense out-of-plane frequency. A multi-height deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) fabrication process was utilized to achieve and enhance decoupling between the drive and sense modes. We presented our design methodology followed by an analytical and finite element (FEM) model. Our experimental results showed a good match between the analytical model and those obtained experimentally, from the drive and sense oscillation frequencies. Our characterization setup used a custom made application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) for characterization and was able to achieve ARW of 0.2 deg/rt-h, a bias instability 5.5 deg/h, and scale factor non-linearity (SFNL) 156 ppm FS.