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EPFL2007

Self-replicating hardware for reliability: The embryonics project

Daniel Mange, Joël Rossier, Pierre-André Mudry

The multicellular structure of biological organisms and the interpretation in each of their cells of a chemical program (the DNA string or genome) is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose final objective is the ...

2007

Influence of lamination parameters on LTCC shrinkage under unconstrained sintering

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Yannick Sébastien Fournier, Louis-Séverin Bieri

LTCC (Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramic) has attracted considerable interest as a material for sensors and microfluidic circuits, for which dimensional accuracy is essential. The irregular shrinkage behaviour of LTCC tapes must be taken into account when des ...

2006

CMOS DNA sensor array with integratedA/D conversion based on label-free capacitance measurement

Sandro Carrara, Carlotta Guiducci

This paper presents a fully electronic label-free DNA chip in 0.5-mu m CMOS technology, with 5-V supply voltage, suitable for low-cost highly integrated applications. The chip features an array of 128 sensor sites with gold electrodes and integrated measur ...

2006

Self-replication for reliability: bio-inspired hardware and the embryonics project

Daniel Mange, Joël Rossier, Pierre-André Mudry

The growth and operation of all living beings are directed by the interpretation, in each of their cells, of a chemical program, the DNA string or genome. This process is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose f ...

2006

Comparing glass and plastic refractive microlenses fabricated with different technologies

Hans Peter Herzig

We review the most important fabrication techniques for glass and plastic refractive microlenses and we quantitatively characterize in a systematic way the corresponding state-of-the-art microlenses, which we obtained from selected research groups. For all ...

2006

Structuration of micro-fluidic devices based on low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) technology

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq, Hansu Birol, Yannick Sébastien Fournier, Giancarlo Corradini, Sigfrid Straessler

Smart packaging concept has been the driving force for the search of advanced technologies to produce multi-functional micro-scale devices for long years. In this sense, LTCC technology has been recently addressed as the suitable choice for a wide range of ...

2005

A hybrid CMOS-SET co-fabrication platform using nano-grain polysilicon wires

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Didier Bouvet, Vincent Pott, Santanu Mahapatra, Serge Ecoffey

This paper presents a process for the co-fabrication of self-aligned NMOS and single electron transistors made by gated polysilicon wires. The realization of SET–MOS hybrid architectures is also reported. The proposed process exploits an original low energ ...

2005

Integrated microfluidic devices based on low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) technology

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq, Hansu Birol

This paper reviews recent developments in integrated fluidic mesosystems, based on low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) technology, in this laboratory and elsewhere. LTCC is shown to be an advantageous technique for integrated fluidic systems, due to it ...

2004

A low-cost inductive proximity sensor for industrial applications

Radivoje Popovic, Pavel Kejik

In this paper,we present an inductive proximity sensor with fully integrated electronics. The sensor with the compact hybrid configuration is composed of a sensing flat coil and an integrated electronic interface. We focused during the development on the t ...

Elsevier2004

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