Abstract:In order to realize the selfwalking of a microintelligent machine, a micromachine driven by piezoelectric structure is designed. The mechanical vibration, piezoelectric coupling and walking speed of the structure are studied. Firstly, the 3D model of mechanical structures is established according to the need of selfwalking motion. Then, the modal analysis of mechanical structure is carried out to find out the elongation mode, bending mode and torsion mode needed for selfwalking. Secondly, in order to make the three modes of coupled resonance walk, it is necessary to continuously optimize the size of the mechanical structure to make the three modal frequencies as close as possible and make the modes more resonant. Finally, the actual object is processed according to the model, and the experimental test is carried out. Through different frequency excitation and comparison of the speed obtained, the optimal frequency for the selfwalking of the micromachine is found out. The experimental results show that under the excitation of 21.5 kHz frequency, the micromachine can walk at the maximum speed of 8.8×10-2 μm/s. It basically meets the requirements of stability and controllability of microintelligent machines.