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Wet Etching: Glass and Silicon
Explores the wet etching process of glass and silicon using HF-based solutions and cleanroom processes for HF and BHF etchants.
Wet Etching: Crystal Structure and Anisotropy
Explores silicon crystal structure, anisotropy in etching rates, etch mechanisms, and different etching baths in micro and nanofabrication.
Thin Film Devices: BCI
Explores the fabrication of thin film devices for BCI, covering interconnect resistance, microfabrication, encapsulation materials, and Parylene coatings.
Dry etching: fundamentals and applications
Explores the fundamentals of dry etching in a gas plasma and provides simple rules for choosing dry etchants.
Micro/Nanomechanical Devices: Fabrication Techniques
Explores the fabrication of micro/nanomechanical devices, covering release, selectivity, stiction, deposition, etching, lithography, and growth techniques.
Protecting FinFilm in Flexible Probes
Emphasizes protecting FinFilm in flexible probes to maintain device functionality and stability amidst stress and strain.
Introduction to Advanced MEMS
Introduces the practical aspects of the Advanced MEMS course and explores MEMS technology, trends, sensors, actuators, and more.
Wet Etching: Chemical Reactions and Process Optimization
Explores the chemical reactions and optimization of isotropic wet etching in Si.
Microfabrication Techniques: Tips and Sensors
Explores microfabrication techniques for nanotips and sensors, contact modes in AFM, capillary forces, and integrated sensors and actuators.
Plasma Physics: Sheaths and Etching
Explores plasma formation, sheath creation, and plasma etching applications for integrated circuit manufacturing.