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Experimental study of inductively coupled plasma etching of patterned single crystal diamonds. [PDF]
Zhao L +5 more
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Novel Technique for Backside Alignment Using Direct Laser Writing. [PDF]
Mitchell M +3 more
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Transfer printing micro-assembly of silicon photonic crystal cavity arrays: beating the fabrication tolerance limit. [PDF]
Bommer SP +7 more
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Next-Gen Healthcare Devices: Evolution of MEMS and BioMEMS in the Era of the Internet of Bodies for Personalized Medicine. [PDF]
Marinescu MR +5 more
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Teach your microscope how to print: low-cost and rapid-iteration microfabrication for biology.
Hinderling L +11 more
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On-chip particle levitation and micromanipulation using bulk acoustic waves.
Vuille-Dit-Bille E +9 more
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Microfabrication for Si wafers by FAB etching
Abstract Fast atom beam (FAB) etching is useful for microfabrication of insulators or composite materials with metals and semiconductors because of the electric neutral property. The FAB source for a large diameter of (8 inch) FAB has been developed and the characteristics have been studied by spectroscopic and other methods.
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Plasma-Assisted Etching in Microfabrication
Annual Review of Materials Science, 1983It has long been recognized that a molecular gas glow discharge is a prolific source of chemically active radicals. However, it was not until the last twenty years or so that glow discharges were used to provide active radicals for the etching of solid materials.
J W Coburn, H F Winters
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Microfabrication of Glassy Carbon by Electrochemical Etching
Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2004Due to the broad impact of microfabrication technology on chemistry and biology, new methods to pattern and etch a variety of materials are being explored in a number of laboratories. We have developed a method for the etching of glassy carbon (GC) that opens pathways for the creation of new electrode patterns and devices.
Gregory K. Kiema +2 more
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