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Signal Stability of LTCC Cantilever Force Sensors

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq

In this work, we study in detail the sensing characteristics of piezoresistive force sensors based on structured LTCC (Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic) cantilevers carrying a thick-film piezoresistive bridge. These devices show much improved sensitivity c ...

Elsevier Science, Reg Sales Off, Customer Support Dept, 655 Ave Of The Americas, New York, Ny 10010 Usa2011

Ultra-low pressure sensor for neonatal resuscitator

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq, Nicolas Craquelin, Enrico Haemmerle

Elsevier2011

Orthogonal and secondary concentration in planar micro-optic solar collectors

Planar micro-optic concentrators are passive optical structures which combine a lens array with faceted microstructures to couple sunlight into a planar slab waveguide. Guided rays propagate within the slab to edge-mounted photovoltaic cells. This paper pr ...

Optical Society of America2011

Polymer micro-molding of femtosecond laser micromachined substrates

Yves Bellouard

Micro-molding can be used for the cost-effective fabrication of elements such as active or passive components in MEMS devices, hydrophobic surfaces, cell-growth scaffolds or optical components such micro-lens arrays and gratings. This method is also partic ...

SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING2011

Nanostencil lithography for high-throughput fabrication of infrared plasmonic sensors

Hatice Altug, Serap Aksu, Min Huang

We demonstrate a novel fabrication approach for high-throughput fabrication of engineered infrared plasmonic nanorod antenna arrays with Nanostencil Lithography (NSL). NSL technique, relying on deposition of materials through a shadow mask, offers the flex ...

SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING2011

New inks for the direct drop-on-demand fabrication of polymer lenses

Jürgen Brugger, Vahid Fakhfouri, Joo Yeon Kim

The advent of cell phone cameras extensively pushed market needs for micro lenses and supported developments like the Wafer-Level-Camera Technology [1]. Different optical applications and patterning methods for micro lenses require different sets of materi ...

Elsevier2011

Microchannel-guided capture antibody patterning on beads for multiple protein detection arrays

Martinus Gijs, Hüseyin Cumhur Tekin, Venkataragavalu Sivagnanam, Sébastien Vaneberg

We present the rapid fabrication of custom protein micro-arrays, in less than 35 minutes, on the surface of immobilized beads using microchannel-guided flows driven by a single syringe pump. The commercially available beads provide robust micro-array surfa ...

2011

Die-Level TSV Fabrication Platform for CMOS-MEMS Integration

Carlotta Guiducci, Michail Zervas, Yusuf Leblebici, Yüksel Temiz

This paper reports a new post-CMOS processing platform for die-level through-silicon-via (TSV) fabrication, based on wafer reconstitution from embedded dies, parylene deposition, stencil lithography, and bottom-up electroplating. The goal of this work is t ...

2011

Numerical investigations of a multi-walled carbon nanotube-based multi-segmented optical antenna

Wei Wu

Motivated by the fabrication potential of multi-walled carbon nanotube structures, we numerically investigated a paired structure consisting of two metallic spheres each grown on one end of a multi-walled nanotube. The paired two-segmented structure is cap ...

2010

High-Throughput Nanofabrication of Infrared Plasmonic Nanoantenna Arrays for Vibrational Nanospectroscopy

Hatice Altug, Serap Aksu, Min Huang

The introduction of high-throughput and high-resolution nanofabrication techniques operating at low cost and low complexity is essential for the advancement of nanoplasmonic and nanophotonic fields In this paper. we demonstrate a novel fabrication approach ...

2010

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