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Thin Film Devices: BCI
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This lecture covers the fabrication process of thin film devices for Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). Topics include interconnect resistance, microfabrication techniques, process flow for thin metal tracks, encapsulation materials, vapor phase processed plastics like Parylenes, and the properties of Parylene coatings.
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